Bike Bell, Copper Alloy Sturdy Bicycle Bell with Clear& Long Sound, Bike Ring Bell for Handlebars Adults More Than 100 dB

I installed this bike bell a few weeks ago, and I’m genuinely impressed. Despite its tiny size, it delivers a loud, clear, and sustained ring that cuts through ambient noise without being harsh. It feels sturdy and well-made, and its compact design keeps things sleek and uncluttered on the handlebars. One of the best features for me is the horizontally positioned trigger button. It allows me to ring the bell without taking my hand off the handlebar. This is something that’s incredibly important when navigating technical terrain, but still needing to alert others that I’m coming up behind them. The installation was a breeze thanks to the included hardware, and it fits a wide range of handlebar sizes. The low-profile look also blends in nicely with my setup. Whether I’m riding in the city or on trails, the bell performs flawlessly. Friends and other cyclists always notice it, and it’s now my go-to way of signaling without having to raise my voice or startle anyone. Highly recommended!

I purchased this bell for a 1999 Cannondale F1000 with a 750W Bafang mid-drive motor kit. The bike is setup for commuting and with the motor I'm often passing other riders and pedestrians. I've been just clicking the brake levers as a warning, but that only works about half the time and only when pretty quiet. So, to comply with e-bike regulations here in CA and to maybe do better than 50%, I installed this bell. Shoulda dunnit long ago. Surprisingly LOUD for a tiny bell and the under bar mounting is much better than taking up handlebar space (limited on my bike). The mounting ring fits under the shifter display and clamps securely. Position leaves plenty of room to work the shifters but the bell lever is close enough that I can just shift my hand a little and ring the bell. I normally avoid the bike path on Sundays, too crowded, but it seemed like a good test for the bell. Very easy to use and pedestrian recognition was 100%, no surprises and no drama. So; easy to mount, easy to use, high recognition and no batteries to keep charged. All good....

This gives that perfect loud ding torn others on the bike path. The placement of the thumb hammer is easy to grasp while riding. Looks to be well made

It's well-made and good if you like loud. I don't like to use it because it's so loud, but I'm sensitive to such sounds.

Nice loud bell, easy to install. I find it easier to ring as you push sideways instead of downward as I have issues with my thumb. I find it to be more ergonomic to use.

Easy to install, nice, clear sound, glad to have it out of the way but easily accessible under the handlebars. It's loud, so I ding my bell well back from any pedestrian I will be passing.

After trying and hating this bell from Rock Bros: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BVB7L423?th=1 I gave this one a try and I'm really pleased with this bell. It has a nice strong/sharp "clang" and seems pretty loud. I would say it meets/exceeds the 100 decibels promised. It seems to grab attention when I'm on the bike trail. I love that it mounts below my bar and you can choose which side the lever is on. I chose the right side version. It's relatively easy to hit the bell while keeping my hands in the down position on my grips. My one issue.........they should have made the opening much larger so you can actually mount this on your grip tape. This would have allowed me to place the bell closer to my shifter and it would have been effortless to ring the bell in the down position. The size of the opening currently will only mount on bare tubing. I'd love to see a version where they fix this and also include spacers for those that want to mount to bare tubing.

It’s a bell. It gets the job done, but doesn’t feel particularly premium.

Buen sonido, fácil de instalar.

Es compacto, queda bien en la bicicleta y el sonido de la campanilla aunque no es muy fuerte si es perceptible

Uso la bici a diario y la bocina no resistio tanto