Mirrycle Original Incredibell
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Make yourself heard on the trail or on the road with this lightweight and simple safety bell
Shop similar products- Adjustable bell mounts to most handlebars, is compact and loud enough to be heard when coming from behind
- Made of lightweight alloy that won't rust and keeps true sound
| Best Use | Cycling |
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Great bell for small bars.
I bought this because my commute involves some greenway time and I got tired of yelling "on your left". The bell gets the job done and is audible within 30-40 feet if they're not wearing headphones. Only problem is the mounting bracket only goes up to 26 mm which didn't fit my road bars. I ended up attaching it to the steerer (my commute setup is jacked up) to save bar space and to be more discreet, but if you've slammed your stem that's not an option. I've since bought an Adjustabell for my road bike which will fit anywhere (I put it on my top tube). I appreciate the small size and black color since I don't really like having bells on my bikes, but I need it for the greenways.
Happy little bell
I ride a commuter trail quite frequently. The travelers on this trail range from Lance Armstrongs to roller skaters to doddling babies with a dog on a zippy leash. This little bell has a happy, non-offensive, courteous way of saying please contain your little dog, I don't want to squash him with a smiley face at the end. :0) I doesn't rattle like another bell I tried and its just loud enough to not scare people. Great little device that has added to my level of courteousness and general enjoyment of riding the trail.
not as effective as other styles
When riding on greenway trails or anywhere where I mix with walkers/joggers, I think it is basic courtesy and safety to give a warning when passing from behind. A bell is a good way to do that because it is easy, can be heard from a great distance or through headphones, and most people recognize its meaning immediately. I even get an occasional "thank you" after ringing. However, this one only sounds one note when you thumb it, and it seems to not be noticed easily by pedestrians. I still surprise them or get very close before they notice me. The bells that make 2 notes or a "brrrring" sound are much more noticeable. However, it is very small and light. This one sits in my parts box.
Vertical tap > horizontal pull
Allows you to control the intensity of the ringing - a quick flick or two for a casual 'heads up' or have at it to send a more severe warning
Good Bell, So-So Mount
I can see where another reviewer is coming from concerning the one-ding nature of this bell, but I would also say that it's not hard to give two pings or more in a short amount of time. The bell is clear, loud and doesn't draw too much attention to itself - all things I was looking for in a bell, and I am happy!
Nice Little Bell
Two good features about this bell are its size and adjustability. If you want to put other things on your handlebars (front light, bicycle computer, smartphone, handlebar bag/mounts, mirrors, etc.), this little bell doesn't really crowd much else out. The other good feature is that the ringer/striker can rotate around the bell--it adjusts to where your thumb can most comfortably reach it. One should be able to find a place and angle and striker orientation which works for most bikes. The striker is simply pulled back and released to strike the bell on the outside. It works well on the local bicycle paths which pedestrians and I share. One hint: ring the bell twice when approaching pedestrians from behind. If you ring it only once, they seem to think, "What was that?" but then don't immediately move to the side. Ring it twice, and it usually registers immediately that there is a bicycle behind them, and they more quickly extend the courtesy of moving to the side of the path.
well-designed
To me, this is the perfect bike bell. It is small, well-made, very adjustable, and provides a good "ding" sound. So many of the other bells out there are too large, complex, or fiddly. This does the trick perfectly.
Its a bike bell
Its a bell, works as it should. Nice loud sound. Be warned that it only fits narrower bars, so know where you plan on putting it before you buy it.
wont fit
This will not fit a 31.8 handlebar. And- REI only sells bikes with 31.8 handlebars. 21-24mm handlebars went out of style 10 years ago