Moto Horn
Get ya motor hummin’
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Rev it up!
Attach via a simple clamp
Yes it’s completely pointless and incredibly childish but we guarantee you’ll be unable to stop revving it every time you pull up at the lights. Passers-by will be gobsmacked. Especially if you’re 35-years-old and on your way to a board meeting.
Just pull the grip back to rev
Speaker (no electronics!)
Whether you’re cruising for chicks on your Grifter, Knievel-ing it up on your Chopper or going to work on your state of the art mountain bike, this brilliant gizmo will increase your cool factor tenfold. Slip on a biker’s jacket and fellow road users will be unable to distinguish you from the Fonz. Probably. Oh, to be ten again. VROOM, VROOM!
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- Not suitable for children under three years. Small parts or components make it a choking hazzard
- Warning: check brakes after fitting and before use
- No batteries required!
- Remove handlebar grip
- Slacken two fitting screws in steel clamp with screwdriver (not provided) via two holes on the top of the case
- Slide onto handlebar and re-tighten two screws
- Make sure it does not obstruct any gear or brake levers
- Approximately - 14cm (W) x 12cm (H) x 9cm (D)
Reviews
Press Reviews...
"Rev it up! Did you ever wish that your piddly little bicycle was a fearsomely noisy motorbike? Course you did. It's why you stuck spoke-bothering lollipop sticks in your forks and bent your mudguards inside out. 'Phturrrrrppppllll!' But if you were really cool you bought one of those rev-able vroom-vrooming soundboxes. The Moto Horn is an exact replica of the deafening spring-loaded noisemaker coveted by every bike-loving kid back in the 70s. Simply attach it to your handlebars (via a peasy clamp system), give it a twist and prepare to have your eardrums assaulted by its realistic (well, sort of) revving noise. Think Strepsil-less dinosaur gargling chainsaws and you're halfway there. VROOM, VROOM!"Random Good Stuff - May '09
"Many of us stuck a lollipop stick in our spokes as kids, we thought the sound akin to a motorbike engine, how wrong we were. Then this gadget came along and changed everything, attached to your handlebar the Moto Horn is revved up and offers a satisfying grunt that sound give you the illusion that you can screech away from the lights. Now the folk at Firebox have brought it back for a new generation of kids to get their motors humming...No batteries required just a twist of the wrist."Toyology - May '09
"If you've ever felt a bit pathetic on your bike whenever someone zooms past on a motorbike, get your hands on one of these genius little things. The moto horn is a simple little box that doesn't even need batteries. But one twist of the handle and you can make your own satisfying revving sound. It easily fits over any handlebars, so add some oomph to your bike for £5.95"First News - May '09
Visitor Reviews...
These are really cool. Back in 1987 I had one of these on my black Raleigh Burner (coolest bikes ever) and constantly had to push through a circle of kids to get to my bike at home time.
I used to play a Kickstart slowly revving and going up and down kerbs and other death defying drops.
Aahhhh the memories.......Dogtanian, Dumfries - May '09
Sure beats the pieces of cardboard we used to tape to the frame and stick in the spokes that we used to get a "motorbike" noise.Nick L, Rugby - Aug '09
A fantastic present. My grandsons have a wonderful time with them.Julie Coughtrey, Southampton - Aug '09
Hi Firebox! Just a quick question. Is this thing waterproof?Charlie Sdaler, Age 10, Sheffield - Jul '09
Firebox says: Mostly! More 'rain proof' than waterproof so don't go dropping it in any massive puddles or anything.
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