Granite Cricket Mountain Bike Bell with Single-Strike Mode and Constant Cowbell Mode, Bike Bell for Mountain Bike, BMX Bike, Road Bike and Gravel Bike, Bicycle Bell for 22.2mm to 35mm Handlebars

cool little bell, dual function, great for trials not too loud, it probably should be louder but its less intrusive when riding in the forest and its quite.

I don’t know why everyone says this bell is too quiet. I think it’s perfect. Everyone moves out of the way when the timber bell is on and I love that you can turn that feature off if you want. I will definitely buy another one for my other bike.

The cow-bell on/off is great, as is the ability to manually ring the bell. Fit and finish is top notch and build quality is great. The only shortfall is the sound, which is not a strong as some other bells. But, it is good enough for almost all instances.

I purchased this in July of last year and it already broke on me last month. I used it under normal use nothing extreme and it literally just fell apart one day while riding. When I stopped to pick up the broken pieces I seen they were just cheap plastic. Just like everything made from overseas it’s meant for us to buy it and replace it a few months later with more junk to fill our landfills.Waste of money.

I purchased this bell based on it's cool function of going silent by pushing the bell up and making it audible by pulling it down as well as having a thumb trigger to warn others that you're near.So the idea is really really good but the execution is poor at best.The bell is not loud enough and the thumb trigger is slightly weak and doesn't really have a satisfying strike. When you do strike the bell it's a bit weak...I hope the next version is better.In the meantime I will stick with the Timbre Bell.

I use this on several bikes. It works well, not loudly or obnoxiously, but continuously when in that mode. Helps to alert people walking on campus or hiking on trails. Love the design. Push it up for quiet and manual operation. Great bell! Highly recommended!

The bell, when in “cowbell” mode, is NOT loud enough for MTN Biking. I bike in Southern California, where there are a lot of hikers, who sometimes are not visible until I come around a tight turn on the trail. I need a bell that allows me to keep both hands on the handle bars and can be heard by hikers, especially ones wearing headphones. This is not that bell. If you are riding on a paved trail with good visibility in front of you, and you can use the “Single-Strike” feature, which is loud, then this bell might be for you. If you need a loud, hands free cowbell, then spend your money on a different product.

The perfect bell for the minimalist or those with limited space on their bars. Loud enough. Pull down on bell once installed and you have a "cowbell" feature. Push bell back up for your classic ding. 5 STARS.