🔔 The Mirrycle Incredibell Saturn Bicycle Bell: An Unbelievably Effective Cycling Accessory Review

I like the look and the sound was ok. The sound is the soft classic sound of a bicycle bell. If you are driving in a noisy urban area, you may need a stronger or louder ringtone. Mine fell apart after about 5 months. I feel like it's a bit useless. You can continuously swipe it in any direction with your thumb and it just keeps ringing. Cool idea but very average product.

I've had it for about a month. It arrived in perfect condition. My bike is outside and exposed to moisture and rain. As long as the bell holds up well. No problem calling him. It looks great on my bike with the "Black Chrome" headset and black accents. I think it's aluminum. It looks perfect, still no scratches. If I were to buy another one I would probably go with the brass version which is more durable.

I'm certainly no bicycle bell expert, but this thing is very loud. You rotate/rotate the whole block from the black border. It's a bit wide, I was too lazy to put the bike computer on the fork, but it fits my straight mountain bike handlebars with a small pear that slides up to the fork next to it. I called Incredibell customer service and they were very friendly and helpful. They offered a few other bells that fit almost any bar and were a bit smaller, but I liked the look of this item and…

The name says it all but while this ringer is larger than some on the market it is easy to install and as loud as I could have hoped. It's got that old-fashioned, multiple ringing "brrrrr-ingggg" sound that's activated by simply twisting the cog along the edge. I've noticed that if you overtighten the mounting ring, the acoustics of the bell suffer - this obviously doesn't allow the bell to vibrate as freely as possible. If the bell seems numb to you, simply loosen the mounting screw a turn or…

The outer bell control ring is infinitely rotatable, allowing the user to easily produce one or more tones in one continuous motion. This bell is easy to install with a single Phillips head screw that fits into the bottom of the ring. The measurements given in the description are true. Although not shown in the picture, the bell also comes with a rubber pad that sits in a plastic ring and provides a firmer grip on smaller diameter handlebars. The ring under the bell is offset from the center of