Small size, not very loud. Use this bell to alert pedestrians walking in front of me.
The Incredibell is a cool little bell. Wonderfully simple design. I had one for about 10 years and the dinger finally broke off-sadness. It has a ring that is loud enough but not threatening to other trail users. In fact, you can make it louder or subtler depending how much you load up on the dinger before releasing it. It's rotatable to make it less obtrusive on the bar (I turned mine forward to hide it by the brake lever) and the dinger rotates too for right or left usage and varying thumbs.
I didn't get to use this bell much but it sounded alright, especially for the price (the XL model). Unfortunately I was removing a handlebar with an old-style quill stem, pounding it with a rubber mallet, and the bell fell apart :(
Not sure if I can put it back together or not, but will probably get a different sturdier model.
Was looking for a bell for my town bike to let others know I'm coming on the path. This thing is great quality for the price and not crappy/cheap like I was worried about. I am not sure that this would fit over wrapped road bars but that's not what I bought this for. The mount is very basic with a screw fastener then a small piece of a gasket to help it grip. It installed well and I'm happy with it.
I've tried the more expensive (and prettier) Crane bell, but found it was too loud. This one is quieter, and for half the price a much better deal. Nice, crisp sound lets joggers know you are coming.
My wife loves this bell for her bike. She's an occasional rider at medium and low speeds. Functional and cheap. Don't think I'll put one one mine.
This bell works great when dry. Once it gets a little wet, however, it pretty much stops functioning, it will not ring if wet.
It is a bell, and it rings nicely, but the attachment clamp is not nearly wide enough to fit a standard 31.8mm diameter handlebar, even with the included spacer removed. I'm not sure what handlebar this would fit, maybe one on department store children's bike, but it's definitely not sized for adults.
Bells have gotten ridiculously expensive. I like this one for crowded trails because it's relatively cheap and simple. It dings. That's all it does. It's easy to mount and has a cool feature that allows rotation of the dinger to wherever you want it. Nice.
Save for grandson's bike.
This was good quality and installed in minutes. Works well.
Bell is loud enough but seems to be not well constructed, looks and feel really cheap. Its ok for a kids bike but not for a everyday commuter.
Loud but not satisfying. To ring, press spring-loaded lever down, let thumb slip off lever and plastic lever-hammer springs back up to give a single loud ding - not very bicycle-like. While a standard bicycle (brring!-brring!) bell might also scare people, they instantly know what to look for. Otherwise works, looks nice, seems solid and is compact.
NOT EXTREMELY LOUD BUT LOUD ENOUGH TO ALERT OTHERS WITHOUT STARTLING THEM
Did not want a big bell. This bell works great and is very small.
Great when approaching unaware pedestrians, overtaking slower bikers. Distinctive bike bell sound lets them know you are approaching so that you don't scare them.
Used on commute to work and on multi-modal paths on the weekend. Does not scare the pants off of others if given enough distance to alert.
Good adjustment for mounting on handlebars also.
Loud and effective. I have both the large and small but prefer the louder large. I like the adjustability of the ringer.
Great bell. Easy to mount. Gets people's attention very well. I ride I New York city where bells and lights front and back are the law (you can get a nasty ticket!). It also takes up little room on the bars and I have it tilted forward so it looks a little less dorky. Got it for my sons who are in their early 20s and they actually think its cool to have this bell.
Mounts in many ways for ease of use. Loud, friendly bell. I will buy another one or two for my other bikes.