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As title please . Need the best.
salsa pepperman cuz it's phunky as.....
King of Ding?
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Something old-school and ratchety... Modern "ting" bells are all rubbish. Proper cheerful rrrrrrrrrrring-rrrrrrring is what you need
Surprised no-one has suggested "oi, you faaahkin caaahhhnt, getout the way!" as a substitute.
I was always a fan of the old-school hooters that you squeeze. You can get them in straight (bit tricky to fit to the bike) or bugle-shaped (better for the bars); think they're available on ebay.
Sogreni is what I have on my commuter.
You can always [url= http://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/bikes-and-gear-features/our-16-favorite-bike-bells ]have a listen[/url] 🙂
Nice list of whats out there Thanks chaps
Something old-school and ratchety... Modern "ting" bells are all rubbish. Proper cheerful rrrrrrrrrrring-rrrrrrring is what you need
This ^^
Much better heard i find and it is more cheerful.
the modern ping types seem to annoy folk more ... Its like you're summoning them to move .,..
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Dunno what they're called but I love the dutch rotating ones.
Used an Airzound when I lived in London.
Knock knock?
Who's there?
Isabelle.
Isabelle who?
Isabelle really necessary on a bicycle?
The 'King of Ding' is okay (I've got one) but the best bell, by most people that have heard it, is the Crane Suzu in brass - much louder. Saying that, the rotary bells are awesome too!
For quick installation and removal, the [url= http://www.mirrycle.com/omnibell.php ]Incredibell Onmibell[/url] can't be beat. I put one on my bike when I ride rails-to-trails, generally leave it off otherwise.
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To preserve bar real estate, I have a BBB Bell Space with 10mm stack height. Discrete on my fixed road bike, anyway. Not the easiest to reacj, however.
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Lion Bellworks, great product, actually made, yes made in England
There is a new king of ding coming. I can't tell you much, other than its called the "Alexander graham" but the yanks can't pronounce graham, it's sounds like " grarm"
If you want to survive or have anti social tendencies these are damned loud at 140 db
http://www.charliethebikemonger.com/hornit-db140-the-worlds-loudest-cycle-horn-2722-p.asp
It's not a bell is it... Oh well.