Bell Advice

[Blue Hills]

Something from Decathlon

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/C-880494-bike-bells-and-horns

I have a really great little mini thing I got from Decathlon but can't see it there - very small takes no room but loud enough - should be compulsory for all the racers who woosh past me.

 

[samsbike]

I love the Japanese crane bells

 

[jay clock]

My experience in London is the ones that do a loud ping instead of a ring ring, are utterly useless.

 

[Blue Hills]

My experience in London is the ones that do a loud ping instead of a ring ring, are utterly useless.

Why's that?

 

[NorthernDave]

Chinese copy for a 10th of the price

View: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Angzhili-Bicycle-Classic-Accessories-Ultra-loud/dp/B07V7L5739/ref=sr_1_18?dchild=1&keywords=rockbros+bell&qid=1587200738&sr=8-18


I have two for both MTB's. Totally quiet until you need it, and it makes a nice 'ting'.

+1 for one of these. I bought one after @fossyant recommended it and I've not regretted it.

+2 from me. Got these on both road bikes and they do the job nicely.

 

[Deleted member 23692]

Timber bell for me. Switch it on and it jingles away on its own, and alerts folk of my approach in a very non-authorative way. Switch if off and it's totally silent even on very tech off roading.

https://singletrackworld.com/shop/timber-bell

 

[jay clock]

Why's that?

Because no one registers the ping and it serves no purpose whereas the ring ring ones do

 

[Blue Hills]

Because no one registers the ping and it serves no purpose whereas the ring ring ones do

Pedestrians on shared paths seem to hear mine.