🚲 Paliston Kids Bike Bell for Girls - Bicycle Horn, Toddler Bicycle Bells Review

My little daughter took it apart in seconds. Irwin is not actually closed, it just opens and then all parts can be taken out one by one. This can be dangerous for children. Also, I can't install it on our daughter's bike, it has little to no flexibility in that regard.

This product is not suitable for children aged 4 years and older. After only riding the bike for a few days, the cover came loose and the internal gears flew out. I was able to reassemble it, but nothing would hold the top up, so I kept reassembling it after the bike fell or the bell was hit.

I really don't know what else to say. I got this for my 3 year old and it's not safe at all. The top half peels off easily with little to no effort, revealing all of the contents. It just sits on top of the cylinder, no cuts, no glue, absolutely nothing to stop it from coming loose. upset.

Our little girl asked for a bike bell so she could use it when she's driving around the neighborhood and ringing her buddies. It was amazing on day one and now she doesn't use it because it's a bit difficult to call out while driving - you have to find the right angle to pull the lever, what a three year old just starting to is difficult to understand. hanging of the treadmill. A small screwdriver is required for installation, so installation is not difficult, but make sure you orient yourself…

What a great bell for kids. I like the colors and also the ease of installation on the steering wheel. My 3 year old daughter wanted the bell to match her older sister's bike. We chose several different brands and she really wanted the one with the flower. Pros: colors, assembly, loud bell. Cons: only one, and it's not that bad. My youngest has trouble ringing the bell due to the tight spring inside the bell. She'll get there eventually when she's older, which doesn't make it such a big deal…