125db Bicycle Horn - Repair - Ep 013

[@MikeWaldt]

Very clever, and effective repair Andrea. Well done my friend. Take care Mike

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thank you very much Mike :) Take care, Andrea A.

[@CMRWoodworks]

Awesome work on the repair! That thing sure is loud. Louder than it would seem.

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thanks Chris! Yes, it's almost as loud as a truck horn (but it has short blast). It usually startles mean drivers that think they own the road.

[@tamaselkan8902]

Nice repair Andrea, I bet folks really like you when you are using it:)!

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thanks Tamas, people are psyched when I use it, you can see tears in their eyes! :)

[@BigRonxxxx]

Andrea this was a very cool video,i think it's more satisfying to fix something your self than to run out and buy a new one,and it's better for the world,plus fixing it with just hand tools is great for freshening on your tool skills,all the best

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thank you Ron! I needed to practice my hand tool skills, this was a great project to do so.

[@billegan2187]

Great repair job Andrea...love the test you did from 100 yards. Nice job. what you gonna repair next?

[@Ryan-rp8kf]

Very Cool Andrea! Great repair work. Good to see people being able to repair things instead of just tossing them out. I had to laugh a little watching you mash on that thing at the start. Keep it up.

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thank you Ryan! :)

[@tompritch56]

Can't believe the difference. I could use something like that on my bike. Thanks for posting.

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thank you Tom! It is very convenient to have. You have to make sure not to use it in places that are peaceful and not to use it on people. That's why I have bicycle bell beside that beastly horn! Take care

[@mr.actiongal1017]

Nice jobs! I learned a lot!

[@AndreaArzensek]

+dark chocolate Thank you!

[@Back2Wood]

Yes, this is one loud horn! :) The comparsion between the horn and the bell was really tellingly! Man, your videos are getting better and better everytime! You do a really great job! Keep it up and thanks for sharing!

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thank you very much Stefan! I really appreciate your comment! I also hope to see more from you soon :) The horn is blasting the bell big time, in video is had to tell since mic on camera self adjusts to amplify (or diminish) the sounds. But the power of horn is like those of big trucks, just for short period of time, but enough to be HEARD!

[@IncredulousIndividual]

that is a nice bike

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thanks but I don't own it anymore :( Cheers!

[@SkullyWoodMetal]

Very creative solution. Good job with limited tools. I have a similar horn on my car but it is electrically powered.

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thank you Skully!

[@timthompson3817]

Love that bike!

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thanks Tim, me too :)

[@woodturningjohn]

Nice repair job. I am going to be looking for a horn like that, LOL.

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thanks John! You need one, trust me :)

[@tomtardif4387]

Good job :-)

[@AndreaArzensek]

Thanks Tom!

[@bozidararzensek]

dobra ideja

[@AndreaArzensek]

Hvala tata!

[@lostinthekerf]

A proper bodge mate. You could put a toilet plunger on the horn for a nice bluesy sound :0.

[@AndreaArzensek]

Lol, that blues sound would definitely sound cool! Thank you!

[@mauyale2000]

Hi, I have the same horn, the pump works fine but the trumpet doesnt work it doesnt produce any sound, I dont have idea how to repair is the second that i buy and I have the same problem.

[@AndreaArzensek]

+mauyale2000 Find the screw on the backside of the horn and tighten it, that should solve your problem. Normally it gets loose due to vibrations. Let me know if that helps.

[@shroboy07]

Looks like someone got some more clamps?