🔔 Advanced Brass Trigger Bell - Revolutionary Safety Bike Bell for Full Control during Braking, Turning, and Gear Shifting on Any Bicycle Review

Trigger Bell is the third bell I've bought in the last few months. I installed a trigger bell on my Giant Roam 3. The shifters are part of my bike's handbrake assembly, so the trigger bell needs to be mounted on my bike's crank, which means I have a less comfortable grip. The alternative is to move the brake assembly to the neck, which makes braking and shifting difficult, so great that I can ring the bell without moving my arm, but I have to move my arm to brake. Too bad I really wanted the…

I had no idea how difficult it was to fit a bike bell to my mountain bike handlebars. Due to the very limited space between my Shimano Altus controls, my options were limited to bells with very thin mounts, small beaters and bell diameters. There are at best 2 models where I can keep my hand on the steering wheel for braking/shifting and ring the bell in quick succession. Trigger Call, although the theme is designed to use both controls and a call at the same time, the theme is far from ideal…

I ride a Fuji Tread with drop bars. The funny thing is none of the shop bells fit my oversized steering wheel. I browsed the internet a bit and decided on a trigger call. I considered the Knog Oi and while it looks cool the reviews said it wasn't very loud which would be a problem on the busy bike lanes I ride. Also looked like an adjustable Incredibell, but reviews said the bell couldn't be removed and reinstalled without ruining the strap. I also didn't want to spend $50 on a Spurcycle call…

I was looking for a bell to put on my road bike to provide extra security when meeting other cyclists and pedestrians. I've reviewed countless products but tried to avoid bluebells, which looked like sore eyes on my setup. Lol how to try to avoid a pimple when attending an event or special occasion. At the very least, you would hope to hide or disguise its presence. I was a bit discouraged with many, if not all, of the bells I encountered which were too visually noticeable AND made my hands…

Not super loud but ok. Definitely not for riding, but perfect for riding in the parks. When I tried to install it on the hood of my 105 STI it scratched the rubber. I didn't do anything serious, but I put a piece of tape underneath anyway. The mounting side of the bell body is strongly curved - actually intended for narrower/standard handlebars. Eventually I realized I should mount it lower so it would sit under the main body of the hood. I was expecting to mount it flush/perpendicular to the…