🔔 PDW Alexander Graham Bell - Steerer Tube Mountable Bicycle Bell Review

Funny name, great bell sound that sounds good, smaller than most bells, attractive and really well made. ring, the bell is parallel to the ground when the bell is properly seated on the stem. For convenient press and release of this tab, the bell should be on the right side of the steering column. The left-hander would have to reach further and awkwardly bend their wrist to ring the bell. If, on the other hand, you mount it on the left, this bar either protrudes in front of the bell, you have…

Bicycle bell manufacturers are years behind the times. They deliberately ignored the fact that bike handlebars are getting thicker, bike straps are getting thicker, and there are more and more bags, lights, and computers vying for space in riders' hands. More than half of the bells I looked at - the models that are still on sale - do not fit my bike in any position. PDW took a different approach. They decided to do away with the handlebar mount entirely and instead replaced the gasket on the…

I have to say. For its price it's a very good call and sounds fantastic. I'll give my full impression and rationale for my AG Bell review below, but I think I should discuss my other call, the Spurcycle call, to explain why I prefer the AG Bell for road bikes. Spurcycle Bell and I love it, but $50-60 is a lot of money to kit out a fleet of bikes. I myself have decided to equip my MTB and my partner's MTB with Spurcycle wind chimes. This is because they are very secure and easy to mount near the