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Because I have a couple bikes with Grip shifted IGH, in right side of bar,
I have this bell on the left side, the grip bell ..
https://www.mirrycle.com/product/incredibell-grip-bell/

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Originally Posted by SylvainG (Post 20515936)

I bought a few weeks ago a Spurcycle bell. It's a bit expensive for a bell but like I said in another sub:

The sustain of the ring is also long and the pitch of it is loud but not annoying

https://vimeo.com/72919661

+1 for the Spurcycle bell: It's pleasant-sounding, very loud, and the sustain is superior; very effective on the MUP. I've had mine for years and it's construction is bomber.

Not the loudest, but definitely the cutest!

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...dbfe64874d.jpg

Fun fact: a bell is one of the few items required on bicycles by the 1968 International Convention on Road Traffic.

If you want a beautiful bell with a deep, crystal clear tone and sustain into next week? Lion. Suitable for ringing the nine tailors.

Hard to go wrong with the classic Tokyo San Esu Universal Sound Bell.

MKS Aero Ti or Van Nicholas Ti. Because the answer is always titanium.

Spurcycle decided to play in Crane's sandbox. 'I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve.' (BTW, RockBros will fix you up with pretty much the same thing for 1/2 to 1/7 the price.) I own all three. Go ahead and get the cheap one.

Sogreni bell, if the $50 Spurcycle bell just isn't pretentious enough.

King Cage Bar Bell. Spin it off its mounting post and it doubles as a shot glass.