Mirrycle Incredibell Brass Bicycle Silver Review

Directly shipped from China. Due to the very small mass of the bell, it sounds more like a Christmas tree decoration than a bicycle bell. I've bought other colors before and they've been great, but forget the silver color! Fooled by the price.

I bought this ring for my wife's Trek 7000. Not much to say except that it was easy to install and didn't take up much space. Steering wheel. It's loud enough that people don't have hearing problems. I bought a similar black bell for my bike. My wife's silver ringer is definitely louder, but both work well.

Fits perfectly on the handlebar. I like where the lever is so all you have to do is lift your finger and press without moving your hand too much. The audio is fairly subtle but perfect for the bike lane when you only need to warn pedestrians. On a busy road with noisy traffic, this might not be the best solution.

Tiny unit but has a nice clean single ring. Sound doesn't seem to travel very far. I had to call multiple times to get people's attention when I wanted to pass it on. This was often due to the fact that all runners today wear headphones and are not aware of the surrounding noise. I bought a larger bell with a longer ring but got about the same result.

My first Incredibell had a rotating bell so I could adjust it to my preferred thumb position. Almost none, but it was easy to adjust to the bell's fixed position. My oldest is plain steel, brass has a nicer sound. I use it when overtaking pedestrians in mixed lanes and cyclists on the street. I think they will last forever.