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(Transportation-News.com, December 31, 2015 ) Clearwater, Florida -- PrimeEffects reported today that motorcycle riders have been writing in to express their satisfaction with the Screaming Banshee electric motorcycle air horn. The Screaming Banshee is a compact electric secondary horn designed to be wired into the factory horn system of a motorcycle or scooter. It is rated at 130+ decibels of variable sound. PrimeEffects is a consumer products company that specializes in products in the fields of health and safety. According to PrimeEffects CEO, Philip Jepsen, customers have been thanking them for offering the horn, and saying how the horn makes them feel safer.
"Installation was easy," says one customer. "It delivers a honking message to anyone who gets in your way. I feel safer having on my bike. This horn is loud enough to wake the dead."
The Screaming Banshee comes with all necessary mounting and wiring hardware. It can be connected in-line with the existing horn system, or wired independently as a standalone horn. When activated it also flashed the motorcycle or scooter high beams to add a visual component to the warning system.
"This Air horn is everything I wanted," says another customer. "I initially began looking around for a horn that would be louder than my stock horn, to make myself stick out a little bit on the road. I am very pleased to see this setup has a wire that attaches to the high beam and is able to pulse the bright or keep the high beam on, a lot of cars now days have very good insulated cabins. This is a great horn, I recommend getting one!"
The Screaming Banshee Motorcycle Air Horn by PrimeEffects is available on Amazon. It comes with a one year manufacturer warranty.
About PrimeEffects
PrimeEffects specializes in finding and making available quality items that are in high demand, in attractive and useful packaging. Some items currently offered are Sleep Masks, All-Natural Skin Cream with Manuka Honey, a few high quality First Aid Kits, and more.
PrimeEffects
Philip Jepsen
7272241832
philip@primeeffects.com
Source: EmailWire.Com 
Source: EmailWire.com
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