MirrycleIncredibell Adjustabell 2 Bike Bell

I purchased two of these and carefully followed the directions. and some other reviews, by putting the product's rubber spacer on the inside of the strap (that is, against the handlebars). No amount of tugging, even with pliers as suggested in the directions, got the strap tight enough. However, one of our bikes had a wrap of duct tape in the spot where the bell would go--left over from an unsuccessful try, years ago, with a bell that used a clamp. That bit of duct tape gave the amount of resistance needed to make the strap snug. I put a bit of duct tape on the other bike's handlebars--just once around, maybe 1" wide--and it made a real difference. Now we have two bikes equipped with inexpensive but effective bells. As others have stated, they aren't all that loud, but it's enough to gain someone's attention. I'm happy I figured out this little work-around, and like the bells overall.

This was super quick to install, and I thought it was going to be perfect. But like others have said, it remains loose when attaching to the handlebars, and I've tried it a few ways on my bike including using a spacer. I pulled the tab tight with pliers, and it's OK, but I was afraid to break it, so it's not great. It does sit better on the handlebar wrapping.One thing that I saw as a problem in other reviews was that once installed, folks couldn't pull the tab back out to readjust (kind of like a zip tie). But I quickly found that all you have to do is hold the bell ringer down, and it releases right back out so you can start over.The sound is louder than my previous bell, and people will hear you when you ring it. But I dropped a star because it doesn't fit tightly without tweeks.

Very loud for the size!

Got this for a motorcycle. Strapped to handlebar (not round bars, still very secure install). Great for close quarters audible alert to drivers, pedestrians, bicycles. Nice to have an option besides horn or revving. Or yelling...

Update04/17/18:New bike, new bell. Now on my 3rd one and still happy with it's performance.Update 10/03/17:OK, just realized that the zip end of the strap is actually large enough to be released. I'm now actually upset there isn't any info on this. I am gonna raise it up from to 5 stars and change the headline from *zip tie strap sucks". This is now the best bell I've owned.Update 08/27/17:So I just purchased my second bell as I sold my last bike and could not remove the mirrycle bell that was on it due to the aforementioned issue with the zip tie mount. I did try a different bell (A weird bullet shaped "trigger bell") which I could not position anywhere other than on the drops of my handlebars. The bell was useless if I was on the hoods or tops. Either way I came back and bought another Mirrycle bell despite my tiny issue with it. Still a great bell and better than many out there.Finally put it on my bike yesterday and made use of it today. Works well at alerting pedestrians on shared sidewalks, but wouldn't do anything for cars(not that I expected it to). It gets minus 1 star because the mounting mechanism is basically a fat zip tie. If I ever need to dismount or change the position of the bell I would probably have to cut the tie leaving it useless after. That's something they definitely need to work on.

The description is wrong. This bell won’t fit tightly on 19mm bars. The packaging even says 22mm is the smallest size.

I’ve tried a few bells from Amazon and this one works very well. It attaches very easily and I love how the bell swivels so I can place the thumb actuator where I need it. I installed it just under the brifter of my road bike and can easily ring it when riding in the hoods. The “ding” can be heard by most people from about 25m away. I see some people have left negative reviews complaining it can’t be removed, but it actually removes quite easily if you use a screwdriver or needle nose pliers. I only knocked one star from the review due to it not being as secured if mounted and removed to install on a different bike. So far it’s held up great and will continue to use it for riding on mixed use paths.

I have used this on my Road Bike for about four years and bought a second to mount on my Gravel Bike. It is plenty loud and I have received many thanks from runners, walkers, and bikers I pass on riding paths. This is so much better that shouting. The rubber pad on the zip tie holds the bell in place - mine is positioned behind the bars next to the stem (low drag) and has stayed in place. Read the instructions inside the folded cardboard package. I have removed it a few times without problems to wrap the bars. Nice mount, good sound (though new one has a higher pitch), good price.

Es fácil de instalar, no tiene mayor ciencia. En el uso, descubrí que prefiero campanillas de tono continuo, ya que esta sólo toca una vez porque accionas la palanca y golpea la campana, pero en el tráfico y con gente en la vía veo más práctico la campanilla múltiple porque con un solo movimiento el sonido es más estruendoso y reconocible. Esta campana al tocar solo una vez puede confundirse con cualquier cosa y la gente no reconoce que vienes en la vía, así que debo tocar varias veces lo que en velocidad no es práctico. Bueno, es mi perspectiva, pero cumple su propósito de ser discreta y fácil de instalarse.

Has decent Bing sound and pretty easy to use, but like others mention, hard to tighten enough so slips around bar. Before putting it on I checked to see how to use the strap and if working properly. As zip tie type attachment I couldn't get it open again! Finally I did using a knife to push down the clasping mechanism. Strap still intact but looks like could break easily.

The media could not be loaded.  Es un producto sencillo que cumple con lo que promete. Se puede ajustar a cualquier bicicleta. Tiene un sonido agudo y que puede escucharse a una distancia considerable para hacerse notar. Comprado en oferta por menos de $100.

Lo malo: su sonido es más bajó de lo que esperaba en el transito, para mí es muy incomoda al usarla con guantes, se mueve con cierta facilidad aún después de haberla ajustado al manubrio.Lo bueno: se ajusta a cualquier ancho de manubrio, se puede rotar la campana hasta encontrar la posición ideal de uso.La adquirí como reemplazo de la Diamondback Dual Action Bicycle Bell, la cuál murió poco antes de los dos años, esperaba algo mejor de esta campana, veamos si con el tiempo mejoré la calificación.

Pros:Sonido fuerte y claroNo suena cuando ruedas, aún en las calles difíciles o con obstaculosSe puede girar el gatillo, es decir, lo puedes ajustar seas diestro o zurdo, manos grandes o pequeñasEs pequeño y discreto, a diferencia de muchas campanas esta no se ve mal ni es estorbosaLa calidad de la campana es buenaContras:Es una única instalación, es decir, no la puedes colocar, luego quitar y volver a poner, la cinta funciona como un seguro, se puede cerrar pero no abrirLa correa no se ve tan resistente como la de las luces u otros accesoriosEl sonido es único (ding) no como otras campanas que suenan repetidas veces rápidamente (como un timbre), a mi no me molesta pero puede que a algunos sí.