SPOKESTER Bicycle Noise Maker - Makes Your Bike Sound Like a Motorcycle

 This is really cool. We got this for my sons new bike. Not only will i know where he is riding at all times (HAHA) but its really loud like a motor.

These things beat cards hands down. My son loves them, bought two, had one on his sisters bike but she didn’t like it, so we put both on his bike, it’s loud and he loves them. Really good quality plastic, highly recommend. Funny thing is, this is an old skool trick, and kids these days don’t even know about them. Our neighbors kids first question was “what’s wrong with his bike?” We laughed and laughed and then he motord down the road.

Bought two packages for my grandson’s Christmas stocking ....one red, one black to go with his black and red bike... or to share with his friend. He was very excited to get them and can’t wait to try them out to make his bike sound ‘cool’ after all our snow our snow melts.... next spring! Nice how a simple gift can bring such a smile.

As everyone else mentioned- it is pretty difficult to put on. We've used it for a week now and it works well. I don't think it's too noisy- just the right volume - not overly obnoxious.Our son loves it - thinks it really sounds like a motorcycle. If he's happy- I'm happy!

My boys Love this little noise maker. I am concerned that as much as they ride their bikes that the plastic will not hold up I can see it starting to wear down already and they have had it barely two weeks.

The spokester is a well-made noisemaker for bicycles - a permanent replacement for the old playing cards many of us grew up using. It is much louder than a card and, while it is to early to say for certain, should last for years. Installation on the ubiquitous suspension forks found on children's bikes was difficult, but it can be done. I used the butt end of various sized screwdrivers to loosen up the gap, and once it was wide enough that the pieces went around the fork I was able to install it on the bike with a decent amount of pressure.

I got this for my 7 yr old son and he likes it. It was kind of hard to put on, I had to have my husband do it, but it stays in place and doesn't move around. It makes a pretty decently loud click/clack sound. The part that sticks to the bike is a real thick hard plastic and the part that sticks in the spokes is flexible but still durable. Overall my kid enjoys it and I can hear him coming from the end of our driveway LOL

I bought two of these so each of my sons would have them. They were so easy to install...took about a minute. They love them and it has them riding there bikes more already. They sound more like dirt bikes than Harley's, but the boys still think they are awesome. I would buy them again!