🚲 Rompak Bicycle Bell - Stunning Chrome/Silver Metal Bell, Classic Sound Ideal for Mountain & Street Bikes, Scooters, Cruisers, E-Bikes, Mopeds Review

If you prefer to install the bell on the left side you can remove it, flip the thumb button and the spring on the fasten opposite notch.

Having received one loose in the mailbox with a screw missing it was nice to get a full replacement (although it was also loose in the mailbox). This is a great wake up call for a vintage bike as it keeps that clean and classic chrome look. It also sounds great, nice and loud when you need to warn those in your way on the bike lane.

There is no better simple bike bell at this price. If you're a minimalist and love vintage things, this bike bell is for you. I was really impressed by how beautiful the bell sounded and it was very loud. Good to hear from afar. No interference issues so far, so we'll see what happens when he spends a little more time in the elements.

Easily fits my husband's 12 speed road bike and my beach cruiser. The call is loud. However, it tends to hang and not call, which is pretty bad when you're trying to ride a bike when people aren't paying attention to their surroundings, 2 (or more) traverses, or tend to drift all over the bike . Track. What I need is a horn, like the ones on trains.

Like many baby boomers, I grew up on a single speed bike with fenders, switchbacks and of course a bell. Fast forward to the early 20's and 30's and it was all about spandex and speed. And without a call. God forbid. I recently went back to my roots and bought a classic English bike, the commitment to miles is what I choose, not a 'century' every week. And when I was looking for a classic steering wheel bell, I came across the Rompak Bell. This chime instantly takes me back to my youth, and now