Electra  Domed Ringer Bike Bell

A decent enough bell with a beautiful sound. However, for the steep price, there's a few things I would've liked in addition to the sonic pleasure. For one, there are no drain holes in the lower housing, so if the bike is ever out in the rain (like when transporting by car on a weekend road trip), said water will accumulate and eventually rust. Additionally, the mounting hardware was cheap in my opinion. No protective rubber strips to prevent scratching of your handle bars. Basically, I found it to be kinda "Meh." But again, it's adequately loud and has a beautiful sound.

I bought the donut bell for my 4 year old daughters bike. She loves it!! I was worried she may not have the strength to ring it but no issues there. Great gift for the best kid ❤️

The print scratched off immediately. The bell hasn't been on the bike more than 10 minutes and it's ruined.

There's no way this bell attaches to anything but a very small handlebar. I asked the sales rep specifically, "Will this fit ANY bike?" Answer: "Yes." The answer should have been "No, only those with X cm circumference." Should have done my research first online.

This bell has a nice "older" sound. However, the metal clamp is too small to fit my 25.4 mm handlebars or anywhere else on the bike.

My kids were in the store with us and saw this bell which look and sounded great. So we bought 2 for them and put them on (one in the store by the staff which was very nice to do). Once we were home we put the other one on and they sounded great.....for a week and that was it! After one week both bells did not make any bell related noise anymore and simply just clicked like a ratchet would sound. I thought it was something that they both did it and virtually in the same time frame, maybe 24 hours apart. Needless to say I am no mechanical genius with bike bells but we did try to see if there was a simple fix. There wasn't! So back to REI we went and due to the great policy they have for returns this was an easy one to do, if you have to do it. I would rather never to return something but these bells did not work good for us, and they are fairly expensive to begin with. So you want it to at least work for a long time if you are going to pay a pretty penny for a bell. REI was great, as always, and we will continue to do our shopping there if not for the products alone but also for the great staff and way they conduct business. It is one of only a few stores I look forward going to because I know we are going to have a good experience there. When someone treats your kids like they really care about them it goes a long way in my book, and I remember it. Thanks for making our experience there a good one, even when we had to return something!

The bell looks and sounds nice but it doesn’t fit around my handlebars. Definitely not one size fits all.

This bell seems to be good quality and has a good sound but unless you plan to mount it on a toddlers bike it is absolutely useless. The mounting bracket isn't adjustable and I haven't seen a handlebar that this would work with since I learned to ride a bike.

I mean... it's cute enough for both kids and adults. I actually first ran across this bell on a $5000 carbon road bike that I bought from a local (male) fire fighter... who had broken his shoulder badly on the job and had to have it replaced... and didn't feel comfortable riding his bike on the roads anymore. But he had rigged this bell on his handlebars with like three zip ties and some wire--because it is not designed or intended for ADULT bikes... just kids bikes--with tiny handlebars. So... that begs the question... why isn't Electra (or somebody else) making an ADULT version of this??? Because clearly it is not the KIDS who are buying them... and the adults are wanting to use them on THEIR bikes. So... pro tip: maybe wrap a little black electrical tape around your bars where you want to use this... to keep it from scratching up your bars (and sliding around)... then use some thick rubber bands (like the ones they use on asparagus or Garmins) and / or zip ties and / or crafting wire... and don't be afraid to use a pair of pliers to bend the mount a bit.

So sad about this! The bracket they include doesn’t fit around my handlebars