Good bell with a loud and clear sound. Size measurements included in this review. Spring has arrived and the trails are getting busy. The traditional approach of yelling “passing on your left (or right)” only works when you’re already too close to people, and tends to scare animals. After many years riding without a bell, I finally gave up and decided to get one. I’ve read a lot of reviews and decided on the Mirrycle brand. My basic requirements were: 1) Not too big, 2) Discreet (black), 3) Loud, 4) If possible, good sound.I investigated a few options and…
Stay Classy pros:1) This is a fancy little brass bell and is definitely loud enough for casual riding. 2) The sound is pleasant and traditional. 3) Overall build quality seems top notch; the trigger is firm when pulled and bounces right back into resting position with ease.cons:1) My only problem with it is that the handlebar mount is on the small side for standard handlebars. It fits, but it’s a stretch.A little tip, you can go to the Mirrycle website and listen to the…
jmac
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Good bell with a loud and clear sound. Size measurements included in this review. Spring has arrived and the trails are getting busy. The traditional approach of yelling “passing on your left (or right)” only works when you’re already too close to people, and tends to scare animals. After many years riding without a bell, I finally gave up and decided to get one. I’ve read a lot of reviews and decided on the Mirrycle brand. My basic requirements were: 1) Not too big, 2) Discreet (black), 3) Loud, 4) If possible, good sound.I investigated a few options and…
Stay Classy pros:1) This is a fancy little brass bell and is definitely loud enough for casual riding. 2) The sound is pleasant and traditional. 3) Overall build quality seems top notch; the trigger is firm when pulled and bounces right back into resting position with ease.cons:1) My only problem with it is that the handlebar mount is on the small side for standard handlebars. It fits, but it’s a stretch.A little tip, you can go to the Mirrycle website and listen to the…