REKATA Aluminum Bike Bell, Loud Sound Bicycle Bell for Adults Kids Girls Boys

My "active adult" dad who still thinks he is 30ish (though he isn't) injured his foot and needed a walking cart temporarily while his injury healed. I bought this for him to put on the cart mostly as a joke. He absolutely loved it. It was a huge hit among his other active adult community neighbors and the pickle ball group. He would joke with his wife and ring it when he needed something or her breakfast was ready LOL. And when we would show up at the community rec center to visit with his neighbors and/or watch his wife play pickle ball he would ring the bell to announce his arrival. When he graduated from the cart to a cane, and moved it to the cane and now it has graduated to his bicycle. I think I will upgrade my bike bell and get this for myself too.

Pedestrians don't hear fast approaching bicycles. It is wise to let them know you are near. If they step in front of you at the last minute, everyone will have a bad day. A loud blast is threatening and can put a hiker in an aggressive mood. This little bell makes a happy sound, that can be heard from a distance, and is indicative of an approaching bicycle, not a truck. With a happy smile, a wave, and a "thank you" (for stepping out of the way), the hiker and I have a friendly exchange.

This bell was easy to install and looked really nice but it lasted maybe 2 or 3 days before it broke. I was so upset I just threw it out. I should’ve returned it and gotten my money back. Do not buy! You will be wasting your money.

I got what I paid for. Two bells - which are great, but the mounts are terrible. The clip is plastic and tightens with a single screw that is barely long enough, without much 'bite' into the other end to secure the bell on a standard diameter handlebar. And ... it is not that secure. Handlebar tape or something like a rubber band (as I used in 2nd photo) is required underneath to keep it from slipping. This adds diameter, which the clamp can't really accommodate. Though it is mounted in a not-so-convenient place for me and it's ohhhh so attractive (lol ... the purple rubber band does it) ... it's there when I need it - for now!

This bell is an excellent value: well-made & LOUD but Buyer beware! Many other bells currently offered on the bell page are NOT the good old-fashioned "RING-RING" kind of bell. They LOOK like the old ones but when you pull the "trigger" it only hits the bell once - giving you ONE "DING" instead of the expected "R-I-N-G"! Not what I expected, but as usual, Amazon's Customer Service agents came through instantly with a refund! And without even having the hassle of actually returning the first bell! Kudos to Amazon's Service people & to Amazon for caring so much about its customers! ( :-}) )

I was away and lost my window to return this product. Flimsy, can't attach to the bike: loop not wide enough. Plastic does not looks durable at all. Sound is ok, but that is about it. Also screw probably easily will unscrew.Would not recommend to buy. Unless you would use it as a toy for 3-6 year old child's bike. But even that should not be done to create junk for the landfill.

Really a lot more people out on our paths and trails; brainless iPhone walkers and new bicycle riders. Ordered a couple of these bells, one was a louder bell upgrade, the second for a brand new hi-tech Specialized dirt bike, ring- ring.

Sound is poor and flimsy made.I bought this strictly to train my dog since a cyclist scared him with her bike bell and he panicked.The sound is weak and I am not certain if he will panic with a stronger bell or not.I would not reccomend this bell forbactual.useage due to the weak sound but it is cheap and seems to be working training my dog so far