🔔 Mirrycle Incredibell Original Bike Bell Review

Nice travel bell. The audio carries quite a distance as you see people quickly step aside or look up from their implanted Borg devices.

The bell is very well made. but here's what's weird. Pull the lever back and release. so it makes one ring per move. Pull the lever again and release. it rings once. I've been looking for a different type of ringer where you pull the lever back and forth over and over and it keeps ringing. The Ring and Ring type is much better at alerting people to your arrival. I think.

Despite the position of the bell, it is difficult to get a solid sound. People could hear unlike my previous call which had a decent sound. Most people don't hear that call. I will keep looking for a bell like my previous one. I unscrewed the bell from the box and attached it. When installing the bell, the screw was not tightened. I don't know if there should be a small nut in the bell holder/mounting ring or not. The screw is not a self-tapping screw. Disappointing considering the product is…

Bought Mirrycle Duet for my son and was impressed. I opted for a bell, but some reviewers wrote that the Duet does not fit an adult MTB handlebar. That's why I bought this original model. I ordered it from a bike shop in the US. The product looked authentic but the volume control didn't work. So I'm not sure what my ringtone setting is, but it's noticeably quieter than my son's Duet. Attachment to the handlebars was easy and the bell was secure. I will use this appeal, but if I have to buy a…

Too small for standard road handlebars. At least where I originally wanted to put it, namely at the top. I was too stubborn to give up and send it back so I attached it to the narrowest part of the pole I could find, see photos. The screw that came with it was too short, so I had to take it from my treasure trove. Haven't used it in horse riding yet but will let you know if this place turns out to be pita. I really wanted this to work because I like the low profile of the call. TL,DR: Happy…

Works great, easy to install, nice sound. With this bell, you extend your thumb, lower the hammer, and release it, striking the bell. The harder you press, the louder the bell will sound. This is a polite way of asking pedestrians to move away. However, I've found that there are so many people walking around with headphones that this call is often useless - they can't hear it. This causes people to avoid you and you startle them when you need to get around. It's not your fault, it's their…

There are 2 Incredibell models listed initially on this page but they are different sizes. The solid brass versions (called the duet) will not fit a regular adult road bike. Of the 5 pictures, the 2 on the right, called "Gold Duo" and "Silver Duo" are the smaller brass version, these 2 are NOT suitable for a regular adult bike. The 3 on the left labeled 'Black', 'Silver' and 'Brass' are for regular adult road bikes. I bought the "Silver Duet" and it has a nice sound and looks of high quality…

Great call so far! I installed it today after receiving it in the mail. It looks perfect and fits my 2022 Trek Marlin 6 perfectly. I was in my garage testing out the new bell and rang several times while my wife was about 40 feet out in the driveway talking to her friend who was parked in the driveway was. with her car and they both said they could easily hear the call. Her boyfriend was in his car and my wife was outside the car. Note that the car wasn't quite running with the cooling fans…

The original (size) Incredibell is still the best bike bell I know of. There are definitely cheaper (or free) bells out there, but most of them suffer from terrible problems that aren't always obvious until they're installed or used! The bell for some is just a flexible piece of plastic that usually doesn't work well and soon breaks. However. All $1 cheap players have a fixed position that only gets worse, although they should all sound reasonable. actually make very little noise. Don't waste…