Mirrycle Incredibell XL BLK Bicycle Bell (Black)

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$9.00
Price: $8.20
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Product Details
- Fits handlebars with 21.7mm - 26mm (.86" - 1.02") exterior diameters
- Dome Diameter: 43mm (1.7")
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Product Description
Customer Reviews
It's not a horn.
I found that the air horn, even when habituated to at its softest volume and shortest beep, scares the pxx out of pedestrians. The Ding of the Incredibell is the proper prominence getter.
2009-12-19
(Borger, TX) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
ding ding
Passion this bell. Easy to install. Does not ring...it just dings. People hear you coming without sounding like a kid on a tricycle. Stock buy for the money.
2009-11-01
(Orland Park, IL USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
the achieve bell!
Sonorous, yet polite. Easy to use. Being able to adjust the position of the "dinger" is a great feature!
The other bells I've purchase for myself and my people have a relatively short life span, due to too many moving parts. I expect this one to last a long time. Sometimes straightforward is better.
2009-09-21
| ElvisPresley (Saint Paul, MN) | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 5
It works well
This is sonorous bicycle bell, does what is supposed to do. However I am not impressed with it. If you are looking for something loud and inexpensive then this is the way to go.
2009-09-12
| Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
Incomparable only for pedestrians and bike paths.
This is a in actuality nice bell with a sharp, crisp, pleasant sound. I actually installed two sounding devices on my electrified bicycle. The "very gaudy" AirZound air horn (for those insulated inside of cars with their windows rolled up, listening to their iPods, talking on their apartment phones while drinking a cup of coffee and putting on their make-up while slapping the rowdy kids in the back seat) and this Mirrycle Incredibell XL bicycle bell (for pedestrians and bike trails). This bell does get acknowledged by others on bikes or by pedestrians who really smile and step out of the way. This is in stark contrast to the rude hand gesture that I once received from pedestrian being warned with my AirZound air horn.
The bell takes up very narrow-minded real estate on the handlebar (right or left side) and can swivel 360 degrees into position for the affable "thumb flip" action. I recommend the Mirrycle Incredibell XL to anyone needing a sounding device for their bike for bike trails and unagitated streets. However, this bell would be totally ineffective in city traffic. For city traffic, get the AirZound horn (domain's loudest bike horn). Now, THIS is the one that REALLY gets people's attention.
2009-07-31
| Desert Rat (Tucson, Arizona) | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 4