Bell Dinger 50 Basic Bike Bell - Silver

This little bell was just the thing my daughter wanted for her bike. However it’ll drive ya crazy with how shrill it sounds. It’s easy enough to use even for young kids but the sound is so awful we had to take it off her bike.

Fits perfectly on my daughter’s bike handle! As the title says this is a loud dinger and it definitely is. It’s easy to use and fun to play with. You can hear the bell from far away. It was easy to attach and can fit different size bikes as well. Would definitely recommend.

I got the Bell Dinger 50 for my daughter’s bike, and it works perfectly. The installation was simple, and the bell has a nice, clear ringing sound that’s easy to hear. It’s the perfect size for her bike and feels durable for everyday use. Overall, it’s a great choice if you’re looking for a reliable and affordable bike bell!

Cute little bike bell dinger. Not extremely loud but works well for a kid. Fit perfectly on an 18 inch bike. It's small in size. You push down in the tab, release and it dings. Was easy to install on the bike handle.

Ive been meaning to buy myself a bell for my bicycle. This bell is perfect. It has a screw that loosens so you can attach the bell to your handlebar. The bell sound is nice and loud. I would definitely recommend this bell.

This is a good small bike bell. I appreciate that it doesn’t take up too much space. It’s nice and loud and functions easily. Worked well on a smaller bike, some bells are physically so large this was appreciated.

Standard bicycle bell. Its a universal fit. It fits on any of our bikes here in the garage. Its currently is on my daughters bike. She likes ringing the bell everytime she takes a lap around the drive way. Great quality. Very durable.

Easy to install Easy to use! Not much else to say. Works great and a pleasant and semi-loud ding. My kiddo can’t wait until the snow and ice go away and he can “ding” his way on his bike ride to school!

When I first received an unpackaged Bell I thought it was going to be too small to make any significant noise. I pulled out the screwdriver and attached it to the handle of the bicycle which took about 30 seconds. And I pulled back the hammer on a soft pulley and it was really loud and really clear. It's everything you want from a bicycle belt in that regard although flicking your thumb into the Bell requires a few attempts to get smoothly. But once you have a couple of repetitions it's quite easy.

This is a very simple bell where you pull back the plastic lever and it hits against the metal and makes a chiming sound. It's very small and fits on my son's scooter perfectly. I like the simplicity of it and that there are no real moving parts.