Cyclists brave enough to share the road with cars, as is often encouraged in cities to avoid congestion on sidewalks, can attest to drivers' overall disregard for their safety; the LOUD Bicycle Horn hopes to change that. Instead of quietly cycling along the side of a street, essentially staying invisible to drivers, the LOUD Bicycle Horn allows riders to signal their existence on equal footing.
Designed by Boston-based Jonathan Lansey, the LOUD Bicycle Horn has been made to sound just like a car. Since drivers have been trained to react quickly to such a noise, cyclists gain huge benefits to using it. Instead of screaming and ringing bells, which can often be drowned out by blaring radios, cyclists have a better chance of riding safely with the LOUD Bicycle Horn.
Car-Imitating Bike Bells
The LOUD Bicycle Horn Boldly Announces Cyclists' Presence
Trend Themes
1. Car-imitating Bike Bells - The LOUD Bicycle Horn aims to disrupt the cycling industry by providing a safer way for cyclists to signal their presence on the road.
Industry Implications
1. Cycling Safety - The LOUD Bicycle Horn has the potential to revolutionize the cycling safety industry by improving communication between cyclists and drivers.