Accmor Classic Bike Bell, Aluminum Bicycle Bell, Loud Crisp Clear Sound Bicycle Bike Bell for Adults Kids

First off, the sound is just perfect—loud, crisp, and clear. It gets the attention of pedestrians and other cyclists instantly, which is super important for safety. The aluminum build feels sturdy and durable, so I don't worry about it breaking easily. Installing it was a breeze, and it stays securely on my bike. The black color looks sleek and classic, matching my bike's style nicely. Whether I'm riding around the neighborhood or on busier urban paths, this bell has been a reliable companion. For the price, it offers amazing quality. I'd highly recommend it to anyone in need of a dependable bike bell. Five stars without a doubt!

Great bell. Easy to install. Easy to use. Fits perfect on my son’s bike. It’s loud to get the attention of people he passes. Great price and quality. It’s a must have.

I like this spell the sound is quite loud, which I think is really good. It’s small and efficient.

Cute and easy to install, loud and clear bell sound. However sometimes the bell goes off slightly if the bike goes over a bumpy surface, even if I am not pressing the trigger.

This definitely isn't as sturdy as the all-metal bike bells of my childhood. However, it was easy to install, and it does have the classic bike bell look and sound, so it was still a perfect option for our adult cruiser tricycle bikes. I wanted to buy bike bells for both myself and my husband, so I liked that the seller offered 2-packs at a discounted price vs. buying two separately. I also was very impressed at their variety of options (many colors and both left and right handed designs), even though I personally didn't need anything too specific in those categories. As an unintended "bonus," we accidentally ordered left-handed bells vs. right-handed ones, but that actually turned out to be a blessing in disguise, so I'd honestly do the same thing again on purpose, and this is why: We still mounted them on the right handlebars, but it means that you can pull the lever towards you with your index finger rather than pushing it away from you with your thumb, and that's actually a far more comfortable option. Overall, if you're looking for an affordable basic bike bell, I'd highly recommend these.

My three year old grandson practically squealed with delight when seeing his brand new green bell. Who would think that such a small, inexpensive item could bring such delight! Of course he remembered when his older brother received his exact same blue bell a couple of months ago. He practiced ringing it and showing it to everybody!

My daughter loved this bell. Easy to use and boy did she use it! So maybe two weeks after buying one of the inner gears came off. The bell didn't work as a result. I had to break the top colored metal part off to fix it... Only to find out that when the top came off to get to the inner parts, it was broken. I am currently trying to superglue it, but not confident it'll stay. You can't see if it's in the correct spot for the gears to line up. Disappointed, but it wasn't that expensive. *shrug*

I didn’t think much about getting a bike bell at first, but after using one regularly, I honestly wouldn’t ride without it. It’s one of those small upgrades that makes a big difference in how comfortable and safe I feel on the bike. The sound is exactly what I want it to be — clear, sharp, and easy to hear without being obnoxious. When I give it a quick ring, people actually notice and move instead of looking confused or startled. It feels much more polite than shouting, especially on shared paths where pedestrians and cyclists mix.