BONMIXC Bike Bell Brass Mini

There is no way the video can do justice to this little bell, it The installation was simple, but I had to find a position where I can reach the left thumb between the shifter cables. Alternatively, it can be mounted to the right side, but it will probably need to be mounted underneath. Whenever you click on it, it is easy to see a single ring. There is no sign of any loosening of the clamp. In case something unexpected happens or if it breaks, I will update this review.

Rylan Christensen

| Apr 26, 2021

In addition to dedicated non-motorized bikes, I also ride on Michigan has motorized paths throughout the northern part of the state. The need to squeeze past other bikes or navigate through pedestrian traffic may occasionally arise. A few years later, I discovered that (1) announcing my presence to approaching pedestrians and some cyclists usually startedled them. Occasionally even causing them to move into my path by pointing their heads in the wrong direction (2) Having to give frequent voice warnings got old quickly. A bell seems to calm most people down and make them more aware of what is happening. A advantage of webbing is that if you are going around a blind corner, the bell can be rung to warn some of those you may not I made a mistake there. My left hand is usually on or close to the brake lever when I have to navigate in close quarters. At the same time, operating the front brake and bell has proven difficult. Moreover, the bell sets off the motor while operating the front brake. Obviously, if it was intended to be on the right side, it would be in the right place. The issue has been resolved. Note that you can mount this bell in any position you like, so please keep this in mind. No matter what it is doing, it doesn't know "right side up" from "left side down". If you mount it upright on the handlebars of your bicycle, you may increase the risk of damaging it if you invert your bicycle to service it. In response to the frequent inversion of my bike for cleaning and lubricating the chain, I positioned the bell so that it is lower than the handlebar when I'm The right-hand side of the product performs well in this position. I can imagine some questions about whether this model is suitable for The left hand side" or the "left hand side" It is related to this issue that the "sided" bell was designed. I noticed that a tiny hex-headed screw was stuck in the bell whenever I switched its positions This mounting hardware dropped apart due to a rusted nut. Although I wasn't aware of its presence at the beginning, having used it seems to have made it a little loosened. When I reinserted this nut, I discovered that the threads had become stripped, and the screw needed to tighten the mount on the bike's handlebar wouldn't go in. Following a few hours of searching in my shop, I found an identical nut that fit perfectly. The Presto system. Getting back to business has been a breeze. On August 12, 2017, the following changes were made Based on the experience I've had with this bell over about two months, I have reduced my rating from "4" to "3". There has been an erroneous mechanism inside the bell that has caused the rating to be lowered. There is now an array of sounds emitted, ranging from a loud "ding" to A balanced approach usually results from a combination of both. There is no way to know in advance what to expect. Since this isn't a toy, but rather a safety device, I am It is worth bearing in mind that I ride almost daily in the summer and only sound the bell about half of the time. During the past couple of months, I have ridden it close to a dozen times a time. It is a good price for what you get. However, I intend to replace it as soon as possible and most likely will try another product.

Miles Liu

| Jul 17, 2021

Although it could be mounted by both hands, it really can be mounted only with the left hand (therefore, it only receives four I did not find that it was difficult to install on a regular handlebar, in contrast to some reports I have heard from others. I installed it in just a few minutes. Hopefully this will wrap around your handlebars, but I imagine it might not wrap if you have fat handlebars. It is both a Bonmixc and a Benran that I bought. There is no visible difference between the two devices except that the Benran had a matte black finish while the Bonmixc had a matte chrome Despite the differences in size and purpose, they are nearly identical. It was hard to decide between the two. You can watch/hear the video for a demonstration.

Scarlet Fowler

| Apr 02, 2021

When I purchased this bike bell a little over 2 years ago, I did not write a review because I don't usually do so for items this low priced. I have been using this bell for more than two years with no problems. As long as the weather allows, I ride my bike every day with my dog. There's a loud and clear ring to this bell! The bell is usually rung about 150 feet away when we are approaching people walking so they can be warned that we are approaching fast. After one or two rings, they turn their head and move to the side of the bike path so we can pass them without slowing down. I always worried that people would unexpectedly stop in front of us at 15 mph or be afraid of German Shepherds passing by them The purchase I made on Amazon was one of the best I have ever made. When I tried to mount the bell on the new bike (not carefully) I lost a small threaded nut (part of the clamping mount). I emailed the seller (not expecting much help), and they agreed to mail me that part free of charge. My order number wasn't asked nor was I asked when I bought the item. Our team said we will send it to you via mail. It was a much better experience than I expected thanks to their outstanding customer service! They are the kind of company I would deal with again if I had the opportunity. Despite their professional approach to customer service, you can count on them to go the extra mile The company goes above and beyond what is normally expected. The very few companies that stand behind their products stand by them even if the fault lies with their customers. BOB
Thanks to Bob for the help.

Michaela Krause

| Dec 14, 2020

There is not much room on the handlebars of my Specialized bike, and the gear shifters take up most of the space. There was a hard time finding a spot that has a small enough diameter to loop the bell around. For bikes with these bigger, larger diameter handlebars, it would be nice if they offered an alternate mounting diameter ring with the bell. After doing some research, I decided to attach it to the ends of the handlebars- It may not be ideal, but it has its uses.

August Valenzuela

| Feb 27, 2021