Widek

Arrived promptly and was easily fitted to my bike. It’s a left handed bell, which is exactly what I wanted. It’s easy to use and makes a classic ‘ring-ring’ sound in a very pleasing way. The price was competitive with others on offer via Amazon. I think it’s a nice bell.

I cannot believe this excellent, Dutch-made, bell is £1.50! It also works fine, old school!

My road bike has 25mm handlebars. I had to resort to bending the very study steel fixings and using a larger sized bolt than supplied to get it installed. The bell is very study, much of it made from steel, but there are plastic parts, e.g. the thing you push, so I hope these are not going to wear out too soon. The pusher is on the left, (when oriented so that you can push it), so the bell is designed to fit on the left. If you want it on the right (as I did) then you can fit the bell upside down (i.e. below the handlebar). I put mine underneath slightly to the rear, and that seems to work fine. The sound is very clear (clearer when fitted) way better than the ping thing I had that broke after a year. Its a traditional "bring-bring" sound (one when you press and another when you release). I was worried that because it is bigger and my drop handlebars don't have a lot of room it would get in my way, but it doesn't. I can't vouch for durability, but I'm optimistic.

What a beautiful bell this, takes one back to the good ol' times when all bicycles sang songs like this :) I purchased 2 units, one for me & the other for my better half. First impression, wow, heavy piece of metal here. The thumb ringer bit has a plastic cap but the rest is all metal & beautiful. Made in Holland so it says. The sound as mentioned before is music..a pleasure to tring along. Easy to fit, one on an old Apollo mountain bike & the other on a regular ladies street bicycle. Fitted on both handle bars with no issues at all, 2 screws to tighten & its set. Now, the only gripe to this bell. It is designed to be mounted on the left side of the handle bar. We are both right handed & myself sometimes on longer rides tend to sit up straight & ride with only one hand on the handle..the one hand being the right of course. Unfortunately if required to push the thumb lever outwards as would be normal use, the bell can only be on the left as the groove for that ringer lever only gives room for the one direction. As of now, i've set it up backwards on the right hand. When i need to ring the bell i have to use a different finger & pull the lever inwards toward me. Going to test if i can get used to this in the next weeks & if not, i'll change it around. For my partner, she decided to put it on the left, but is not too pleased about it. She did not feel comfortable with the pulling in on the lever as control over the bike gets a bit compromised. To sum it up... It's a good looking, lovely sounding bell, made well & feels like it will last long & strong. The price is very fair. Although its designed to be left handed. Can compromise a bit & force fit it on the right as mentioned above. Can recommend this to all, especially those who come from the time when bicycles all sang the "tring tring" songs

After an argument with a dog walker who didn't hear my single 'ding' bicycle bell and was upset that I'd startled him when I passed, I thought I'd upgrade to a good old fashioned 'trrrrrrrrrring' one. This definitely doesn't disappoint for the money.

Perfect sound to sing Queen on the road (again…)!

Nice tone on the bell and it is much easier to use than the bell that originally came with the bicycle.

My son did my bike up for me hadn't rode it in years but I started again round the local park then my son said order that for me please and of course I did, he put it on my bike, i actually thought it was for his Haha great finishing touch, works perfectly i love my bike and my bike bell it comes in very handy.