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

I bought the SPOKESTER Bicycle Noise Maker for my 6-year-old's BMX bike, and it's been a hit ever since! He absolutely loves the sound it makes while riding, and it really adds to his imagination, turning every ride into an adventure. Whether he's pretending to be racing or exploring new terrains, the noise maker is the perfect addition to his playtime.Installation was quick and easy, and it fits securely his front fork. The sound is loud enough to be fun without being overwhelming. It's a simple but effective way to bring more excitement to bike rides, and it's become a must-have for every outing. Highly recommend for kids who love to play and imagine while riding!

Is it basically a piece of plastic that clicks onto the front forks? Yes. Did this make my 7 yo as happy as Christmas morning? Yes!It’s really a great item actually and makes plenty of sound. It beats using cards and a close pin like when I was kid. It holds really well to the front forks as they have a large enough diameter to keep this from rotating. Which is what happened on the rear when I completely didn’t read the instructions that say to install on the front forks. I see why now, lol.My son has made it clear we are no longer allowed to call it a “bike”, but rather a “MOTORbike”. I’ve also been instructed to “don’t tell mom that it doesn’t actually have a motor”!

Doesn’t sound like a motor tho .More like a tiny dirt bike .But My boys love it .&& I can hear them riding around .

Kids often clip cards or other firm flexible things to the spokes on their bikes. Most things don't last long. This product not only snaps on and has a flexible probably plastic or rubbery piece that would duplicate what the cards do, a click click sound. It's the best thing that I have ever seen for that purpose . I would definitely buy this again!

I got these things for my two kids and had them for over a yearEasy to install and off they goIt makes a very loud noise as they ride down the road.The only issue I had was it kind of slides and turns on the bike frame after a lot of use so I just had to gorilla glue it on the frameStill working

My motorcycle obsessed 9 year old wasn’t too impressed with the sound. I was excited to give this to him for Easter and he was excited to try it out but it kinda was a disappointment. A younger child might be more excited about this.

Makes noise

Kid was super excited. When the sound happens, it's fun. Definitely sounds like a motor. However, a few revolutions of the wheels and it shifts and stops making contact. Doesn't matter which way we clip on, it just moves. Leads to significant disappointment.