ZUKKA Bike Bell: Vintage Brass Bicycle Ring Horn with Clear and Loud Tone - Essential Cycling Accessories Review

an excellent bell. I almost bought the more expensive one from Japan but I read some questionable reviews. I installed it quickly and easily on my electric scooter. The key is included, do not overtighten it, it will affect the tone of the ringtone.

The bike bell comes with adhesive pads to prevent it from riding upside down on the handlebars. Position the bell so that it is easily accessible while driving. It has a good, loud, durable bell that draws the attention of others. I recommend this bike bell.

This bell has exactly the tone I was looking for to alert unsuspecting pedestrians to my approach. Even those with headphones can hear this piercing sound. Saves me from having to yell "overtake left" every time I approach a pedestrian or another bike.

So my last bell, the spring stretched too far to use the bell. Luckily it wasn't the right call. I don't think I will have this problem. Metal bell. It's easy to install if you have an allen wrench/multi-tool. Lefty, I'm right. The bell won't ring if you turn it too far to one side or the other. Correct placement is good. It's not very easy to steal, but I suppose if they had an allen wrench it would be easy.

Bought this to try on commuter bikes. I have 3 bikes that I use and I don't want to spend as much money as it would cost to buy 3 expensive branded bells. Ideally, it would be easy to transfer a call between bikes, but that just doesn't exist. This bell came with a collar and two rubber pads of different thicknesses. The bell on none of my racing bikes fit the handlebars, the handlebar diameter was too big. However, the bell was great for mountain bike grips. The bell looks great on a $5,000…

The first thing I would like to mention is the quality, sound and appearance of the ringtone, which is second to none, as well as a reasonable price. I'm deducting two stars just because. a) Assembly required a hex wrench (which many would consider a "special tool"). And b) they didn't provide it with the call. So if needed I wouldn't order. I would find one that doesn't require any 'special' tools. The thing is, most items that require "special" tools include them in the product since they…

I keep it but was tempted to return it. At first I liked it, then I stopped shouting and went back to "Links!". I had to loosen and adjust the top screw on the torch and will probably have to do it again as the problem keeps coming back. It's not as loud as I would like. and definitely not as loud as the old fashioned ones I put on my grandkids bikes for less money. but I wanted a smaller size. It comes with 2 thick rubber pads to accommodate different handlebar sizes. I needed thicker padding…

I bought this bell to replace the Crane Suza bike bell which was not available at the time. I hate doing this, but to tell you the truth, this bell is nowhere near the quality of the original. Save your $, wait for the Crane Bell from Japan to become available. The lever on this one toggles when you try to make a call and the audio is poor when it rings. I wish I could be kinder, but come on, this call is nowhere near. Update, after reading my review they refunded my money. It was very nice, I…