Cycle Bell
Craiglea
Posts: 19
I've finally and reluctantly come to the conclusion that I need to buy a bell for my daily commute. Unfortunately this is where it's all going to get a bit poncey...
I would like to get a bell that (a) sounds nice and friendly and (b) is fairly discrete in both volume and physical size. I seem to recall that Cateye made some really nice bells at one time but can't find anything now. When I pop in to my LBS the choice available seems pretty poor restricted to the sort of thing I would fit to my daughter's bike.
Is there anything available in the UK that someone can recommend?
I would like to get a bell that (a) sounds nice and friendly and (b) is fairly discrete in both volume and physical size. I seem to recall that Cateye made some really nice bells at one time but can't find anything now. When I pop in to my LBS the choice available seems pretty poor restricted to the sort of thing I would fit to my daughter's bike.
Is there anything available in the UK that someone can recommend?
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He that buys flesh buys many bones.
He that buys eggs buys many shells,
But he that buys good beer buys nothing else.</b></i>
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My daughter's outgrown her barbie bell if you want that!
......heading for the box, but not too soon I hope!
He that buys flesh buys many bones.
He that buys eggs buys many shells,
But he that buys good beer buys nothing else.</b></i>
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Current Weight:119 kilos (18.7 st) (June 18th 2009)
Target Weight: 92 kilos (14.5 st) (sometime mid-2010, hopefully sooner)
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Using an air zound on a pedestrian is just unfair.
Witness the subtle and sublime power of a cycle bell first hand, it even works on stairs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtv2_-2mHck
I imagine if this guy did this with an air zound he'd get twatted quite quickly.