Bike Bell Brass Mini, Clearer Louder Longer Sustained Purer Tone

Updated 06/13/20:Bought my third and will be buying two more for the kids. My wife and I have been riding with the silver bell on our road bikes for about a year, and they are fantastic. People can hear us from an incredible distance, easily 200 feet. In fact I typically get a slightly startled reaction from folks when I’m close, so I use it when I really need to. Many people have headphones on or are super distracted chatting so that really comes in handy.I recently outfitted my mountain bike with this bell, and it carries well through trees and in a variety of environments. Look no further. This is the bell you want!!Original:The bell (purchased in silver color) is absolutely fantastic. Inexpensive, easy to install, loud sound! Solid construction, does not feel like it's going to break over time. Perfect.

Just got it and installed it. It's nice and loud, seems well made (though the bottom is plastic, so take that fwiw; the bell half seems well made and solid), installed easy.Maybe a little over priced; almost $10 for a tiny bell .... half of which is plastic. Closer to $5 total would've been more realistic.It's worth mentioning though, that it's a Left-handed bell. If you want to mount it "normally", as in the bell facing up, or on top, you'll need to mount it near your left handle. In order to use it near your right handle you'll need to mount it upside down, with the bell facing the ground. Kinda wish I could've mounted it bell-up and still used it as a righty, but whatever, it's not the end of the world.

I ordered the 2-pack of BONMIXC Brass Mini Bike Bells. One worked fine, but the other didn't work properly. Instead of producing two "dings" in close succession -- i.e., ding-ding -- it produced one ding, followed by a slight delay, and then a second ding. When I pushed the lever forward it would produce a ding, but when I let go of the lever, instead of immediately springing back and producing a second ding, the lever would stick for a fraction of a second before springing back and producing the second ding. The BONMIXC bell that worked properly produced a nice, loud and clear "ding-ding" sound (in close succession), as it is supposed to.I probably could have disassembled the bell that didn't work properly and fixed the problem by simply bending something. Nonetheless, I decided to return it and get a replacement. Because I purchased a 2-pack, I had to return both bells, even though one worked fine.Both of the replacement BONMIXC Brass Mini Bike Bells I received work just fine. Each produces a loud, clear "ding-ding" (in close succession) sound. The BONMIXC Brass Mini Bike Bell is louder than my existing Bell Sports Dinger 200 Chrome Bell and produces a clearer and purer bell-like sound (as claimed by the manufacturer). I prefer the "ding-ding" sound of the BONMIXC Brass Mini Bike Bell to the "r-r-r-i-i-i-n-g r-r-r-i-i-i-n-g" " sound of the Bell Sports Dinger 200 Chrome Bell.The BONMIXC Brass Mini Bike Bell is clearly a knockoff of the identical-looking Mirrycle Incredibell Brass Duet Bicycle Bell ($10.95 on Amazon), at less than half the price (per bell) if you buy the 2-pack of the BONMIXC bell. The long-term durability of the BONMIXC bell remains to be seen, but at $8.99 (now $9.99) for two bells, the BONMIXC bell can be replaced cheaply every couple years if it should prove to be less durable than more expensive options. I have some concern about the durability of the plastic lever on the BONMIXC bell, but I have looked at and played with a Mirrycle Incredibell Brass Duet Bike Bell at a local bike shop and the lever on that bell is plastic as well. If you compare photos of the two bells on Amazon they appear to be identical in every respect, at least outwardly. You can't see the internals of the BONMIXC bell or the Mirrycle bell in the Amazon photos, but I suspect they are extremely similar if not identical. I have heard both bells and they sound the same.

Bought an expensive Knog bell a year ago. It didn't last and never really worked well (mostly just produced a thud. This unit is inexpensive, sounds great and installed super simply. This was a nice find!

I purchased this BONMIXC Bike Bell based on its very positive review as a best value at a bicycling website. I was not disappointed. This is a great bicycle bell. It is compact and mounts easily in tight spaces. The bell has a loud, clear ring tone with a very nice sustain. Audible without being obnoxious. Great vendor. When I originally order the bell it was back ordered and wouldn't ship for 2 weeks. Instead it shipped in about a week, and vendor went the extra mile of next day delivery to get it to me quickly. That's pretty good customer service in my opinion.

Great bell. Nice crisp ring, but not overly loud, that lets people know you are coming up on them.

I ordered the 2 pack bells to go on my beach trikes and wasn’t sure their small size would produce a loud enough sound to alert people. I was pleasantly surprised that this tiny bell is loud enough, but not annoying. They were easy to install, and so far (I’ve only used them a few times) everything works well. The only thing to be aware of, is that it has to be installed on the left side to properly work. It’s not a problem, and maybe this was purposely done to keep your right hand free? At any rate, I am happy with its function so far and the price was very reasonable. Hopefully they will get me through a few seasons of biking.

Klein und machen genug Lärm um zu warnen.Mehr braucht man nicht

El timbre esta padre, lo que mas me gusto es que suena mucho y se ve resistente.

Bello e funzionale

Se rompió después de 4 meses de uso...Pésima calidad.

Exactly what I wanted