99p Clown Car horn – the “honk honk” diffuses much of the anger / seething resentment of bobblies.

My fave…

http://www.lionbellworks.co.uk/

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Shiny.

After three silent, speedy passes from behind (whistling inches past my wife’s fragile and be-slinged shoulder, and our little leashed dog) on a shared path today – can I just say ANY F**** BELL IS A GOOD BELL 👿

How about one of these? http://www.sirens.com.au/lk100_hand_siren.htm

Or maybe one of these – http://www.johntuffrey.co.uk/other/football_rattle.htm ?

Forgot to say – the louder and more aggressive the horn (and the closer the proximity of deployment) the bigger a likelihood of startling a pedestrian/dog sideways into a collision path.

As the sign says : ‘share with care’.

(I realise how much mileages can vary)

That Lionworks one – nice sound!

You can keep your wee dings, I’ve got a big Dutch ding dong!

Vavert do other sizes if you don’t want a burger sized bell like this one [/url]

BBB Easyfit Bell if you want a small unobtrusive bell, still loud enough.

Refuse to fit a bell on mine because a very polite non aggressive “excuse me coming through” followed by “thankyou” as you pass is all thats required.those people that try to be trail bullies by stating they want a bell sounded are just being obnoxious and dont deserve a second thought.a very high percentage respond positively to good manners as we all know

I found the perfect unobtrusive bell for my mountain bike, free from a bag of old guff that came with my road bike, or available online for the princely sum of £2.50:

PDW one relegated to the commuter because it rang itself all the way down rocky descents.