EONMIR Bicycle Toddler Accessory Flowers Review

Update my previous review. My daughter managed to remove the top cover. I put it back but the design doesn't allow for alterations to keep it in place. Currently, it is being completely destroyed by a two and a half year old child. That it is intended for children is a serious design flaw.

I bought this bell for my granddaughter and am with her now so I am writing this because the bell stopped working shortly after she fitted it to her bike. We were both disappointed and since she still hasn't told me the return date has already been postponed.

We have many bicycle bells and some vary greatly in how lightly they ring and how beautifully they sound. This rings easily and has a nice sound. I haven't attached it to a bike yet, but it looks like it has a pretty simple and easy-to-use attachment mechanism.

I bought a different horn for my walker. Perfect horn but granddaughter wanted a pink bell. I have everything ready: windmills, a horn, a bell and purple ribbons. My hair has pink highlights, blue, aqua and brown hair along with some blonde highlights. We are having so much fun, nothing would change!

The child cannot be forced to work. I have to back off every time as the bell is stuck. It's more of a distraction and a safety hazard if you're focused on pulling it back. Thought I might have gotten a bad piece, asked for a replacement and it was even worse. The only good thing about it is that it looks beautiful!

We grandparents bought this pink and purple ringer for a 14-inch pink RB bicycle for girls who already had a ringer. It works like any musical bell. The original is known to break easily. This new bell has a telephone bell and is solidly made. We installed both bells. Although our 4 year old granddaughter uses both chimes, she prefers the tone of this new chime. Also, this bell requires less thumb pressure and dexterity to activate. In my opinion, if you are buying a bike for a 4 year old, you…