Crane Bike Bell, Karen Bicycle Bell, Steel Clamp, Made in Japan for City Bikes, Cruisers, Road Bikes or MTB, Fits Handlebar diameters 22.2 to 26.0mm

It’s a bell right? Ding ding.While at a big box store I stopped into the bicycle department. I dinged a few bells. Well, I tried to. On average, the few bells that were there dinged 50% of the time. I need 100% ding for my urban bicycle setting. 100% ding!My crane bell, she’s a dinger! 100% of the time she dings when I need her to. Ding ding ding, I’m coming through!Seriously though, it’s a sweet bell. Quality is superior to the likes of B#@l and Sc&@#’n. And honestly, cost isn’t much more than the 50% dingers I played with at the Big Box store.All in all, I’d recommend a crane bell. 100% ding, 100% of the time.Ding ding ding ding ding!!!!

The polished brass bell is very nicely made and has a lovely bell-like tone. Like duh, it's a bell CornDawg so it ought to have a bell-like tone. That's true enough, unless you have heard the alloy bell, which gives more of a clank sound than a nice ring. I bought one of each. Wifey has the polished brass bell on her Torker Tristar, I put the alloy bell on my Schwinn Town & Country. When we cruise past people on the paved path, they first hear a lovely "Ringggggggg" from my wife's bell, and a "Clank" from mine. They nudge over for the "Ringggggg" - but they jump clear out of the way for the "Clank". They suit our personalities.

Located this on the quill stem of my 80s Schwinn....hipsters love it!

It is a decently loud bell. However, it is not durable. Mine broke just about a year after I bought it and I couldn't repair it.

This broke within 1 month of light use on kid’s bike. Not repairable. Does not feel like real Japanese quality product. Do not buy.

Beautiful bell with a wonderful clean sound . I had to ask for a replacement since the striker felt 1 week after i bought it.The replacement came in no time at no extra cost . And i discovered 2 things.1. The sound of the second bell was much better than the first one .2. The spring of the second bell is also thinner and softer in actionI must say that i was a little disappointed with the first bell . I had heard this bell in a bike shop and the sound was not the same.Everything changed when i got the replacement , SO i advice you to return your bell if you are not happy with the sound and give it a second chance.

Perfect for warning others that you are coming. It’s loud and cute. Easy to install with a screw driver

There has been an unbranded bell just like this on my bicycles since the late 1970s.I bought the Crane Karen bell to put on a vintage bicycle I am restoring and upgrading.I was quite surprised to hear the 40+ year old bell and the new Crane Karen bell have the identical ding sound. I could not tell them apart by the sound.I'm glad to have found the Crane Karen bell.It will really set off my scarlet red 1986 Trek 310 Élance.

Beatifully crafted with a very pleasing, loud sound. Solid all metal construction. Plus the spring can be replaced, so the bell should last a lifetime. (Or as long as replacement springs are available…)

Super cute and works well. Nice ring to it. If you like old school bells you'll like this one. Pricing is actually spot on with how much you would pay from the source.

I love this bell so much I got three of 'em! Also have the "ring, ring" one on my main bike. Crane bike bell made in Japan. Great item.

I would have liked to know on wich diameter those bell can be fix. They only fit 1in. and 7/8in.