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One way to do this is to identify ourselves to others in a way that balances a friendly warning against intimidation or threat. A bell has traditionally been seen as a sensible and crucially helpful and simple mechanism in doing this. The diminutive bell has a strap-free mount, meaning you won't be attaching it to the handlebars at all. Instead, the bell is clipped onto the brake lever hoods, cable housing, flat bar levers, bar bag or anywhere you please, really — the clamp needs just 8mm of space. Out of the box, this bell initially acts like a hollow strike bell that's built to last. The bell is made of a brass/zinc alloy with a machined aluminum striker not unlike the Spurcycle bell. The striker delivers and nice, clear ding.

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Rather than affixing a cheap and obligatory bell to your bike, these companies offered something more: a well-made, durable craftsman product that’s as much a statement about quality and design as it is a tool. Lots of road handlebars, as well as flat bars, will be marked with the diameter of the handlebar somewhere around the middle of the bar. A typical road bike size is 31.8mm for instance. If you're unsure, look up the model name and find out the size online, pop into your local bike shop where they can measure up or use a digital caliper or Vernier gauge to measure yourself. Where should I put my bell? This means that you could potentially be left without a horn when you need it the most. Fortunately, most electric horns have incredibly long charge times – as high as 1500 blasts (toots?) or around 30 days. Methods of charging differ. Some charge via a simple USB connection to your PC, other more expensive models are charged as you cycle. Many simple use replaceable batteries. Note: On a street with lots of cars, the bell is not loud enough, so if you are looking for a bell for the sound powerful, this may not be the best option. Electric Bells fit for most handlebar, like scooter, balance bike, children’s bike, mountain bike, adult bicycle etc.

Bike bells should attach securely to your handlebars and be easily accessible without too much hand movement. Below, we've rounded up the 10 best bike bells for different types of riders, plus an overview on how to choose the best bike bell for you. 10 Best Bike Bells for Cyclists on Road and Trail

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It should be as mechanically sound as all of the other components on your bicycle. You should come to rely on it just as much as other parts and this will help to ensure your safety. It should function each time it is used. This Incredibell Bling bell reviewed here is essentially the same bell, just in a different shape with a slightly smaller dome diameter.

When you use a bike bell, you don’t just increase your safety but also others’ safety. Imagine a situation where you walk along a bike path, and a cyclist you don’t know about is approaching from behind. Then he will not leave enough space between you and himself, and at the same time, you deviate from your direction. The cyclist will hit you. This is not a situation you want to experience…

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These quality materials and improvements go a long way in making the bell ding louder and be more durable, however they do come with a heftier price tag. The bell consists of a solid brass dome, a large stainless steel striker and an 10mm wide extruded alloy attachment ring. Style: What look are you going for? Some bells look more sleek and mechanical, a far cry from the classic dome bell. Others have a more classic or vintage style that would fit in well on a city street cruiser.Similar to the Alexander Graham bell mentioned above, the Incredibell Striker bell keep your handlebar space free of clutter and sits vertically along the steerer tube. DB ELECTRIC BELL – The volume of the bell reaches 90 decibels, which effectively warns passers-by and vehicles. Bells tend to be slightly cheaper, but horns won’t exactly break the bank. In the end, it comes down to where and when you use your bike, and whether you need a lot of volume to be safe. Bike Bells And indeed, the Spurcycle is a well-made, beautifully looking bell with retro appeal. Weighing in at a substantial 45g, the bell is precision made of stainless steel with a brass alloy dome and an aluminum striker to produce its signature loud, enduring yet somehow polite ring. One more benefit of using a bell is that you don’t have to yell. Use the bell instead. Thus, you follow good manners. We all should respect some unwritten rules and etiquette. It is the same as saying ‘Hello’ when you enter your local store.