🔔 Spiderman 3D Bell for Bell 7071179 Review

Bought in June but only got around to installing it on my son's bike today. He hardly used it today and when he did it just broke. The lever you push to ring the bell broke immediately. Unfortunately we missed the return window but that is very disappointing. I would not recommend it!

looks nice but does not fit on the handle of the children's bike stand. I tried it on our 12", 16" and 20". I had to wrap a piece of styrofoam underneath to make it fit. The call didn't work very well either. On our third fitting, the ring that went around the Handle wraps completely in half

Bought last month but still hasn't attached the bell to the bike to date. When my son tried to ring the spider bracket broke. Upon closer inspection, the spider is attached with glue! This item is poorly made. I am very disappointed and even worse my 5 year old son is disappointed! I cannot recommend this bell!

My son loves this bike bell. This is very handy when driving down the street. It's always best to have a bell in case someone backs out of the driveway. We're sure, but it wouldn't hurt to use a different tool. It's easy to use while cycling and the ring has a nice tone. Easy to install to turn on or off.

So cheap quality. It broke the first day. My son got his bike with the bell installed for his birthday, it rings a few times and the stick is broken. So the first day we hold him he can make noise because he loves the spider but after a few hours on his first accident he completely collapsed...that's cute but it's just a waste of time and money .

This is not a standard call. The child must be strong enough to press and release the red tongue for the force to make a single sound. However, they must be limited enough to break the tongue. Our purchase broke after a few minutes of use. I do not recommend this product as it lacks durability and is not that loud when used properly. The frame is made of plastic. It's ok for a "display" but impractical to use.

I bought this bell for my 4 year old son. He rides the bike well without training wheels, but occasionally overdoes it and falls off the bike. We had literally just put a bell on the bike and were on our first ride together when he cut a lamppost. He was fine but literally just dropped the bike that hit the bottom bars first. The bell didn't survive. The top of the bell is attached to the step with a thin piece of plastic that just fell off. My son didn't cry because he fell, but because his…