ebos Alpenhupe, a cowbell as a bicycle bell ✓ One-handed operation ✓ Suitable for all bicycles | Large bicycle bell | Weatherproof bike bell as accessory | Loud bell for every handlebar

The design is well thought through and easy to attach and remove. It is easily silenced as you wish using the magnet on the strap.It heard best whilst on a cycle path which several occasions alerted folk of my presence without the need to ring my bell. I find that most people to move out of the way and dogs often look as they hear the bell which inturn alerts the owner. There are always going to be those who are unable to hear and those who have no intension of moving out if the cycle path, in the case the bell will not change the behaviour of these folk!

Great idea, walkers hear me coming earlier than a shout and its less aggressive. Would highly recommend for shared path mountain biking.

The processing of the bell can be described as satisfactory to good at the price. The strap has a piece of leather sewn in so that you don't damage the paint of the bike, I suspect. But unfortunately a little too short because it doesn't cover a rivet. This could lead to scratches but does not have to. (I'm grumbling now at a high level).To prevent the bell from ringing all the time, a magnet is sewn into the end of the long strap frame, which then reaches into the bell and puts an end to the people.I find the idea very funny but the price unfortunately not: -) about 20€ I find a bit steep.But for bicycles that can cost thousands of €, the whole thing is put into perspective again; )I wouldn't take the bells as a substitute for a real one if you're in the city jungle. It's always an addition.On the mountain pasture or on quieter paths, it's certainly quite funny and always a looker.

This product is perfect for downhill but the kestrel bells on my dog running alongside me are much louder.

These little beauties are great on shared trails. The gentle tinkling of the bell is a constant signal to other users that you are approaching. Yli domt get that awkward "scaring them silly" that happens with conventional bells or horns. Well designes and beautifully made to.

keeps me informed where in the hedges, my naught pointer is....well worth the money

Since my bicycle bell has given up on me, this original "bell" was just right for me. It is something different than a standard bell and a small eye-catcher. I had imagined it to be a little bigger, but it was only about 4 x 4.5 cm in size, which is quite sufficient.It arrives in an attractive packaging with operating instructions. The cowbell is made of powder-coated metal, is lovingly painted and attached to a Velcro strap.It is ready for immediate use. The bell can be attached to any bicycle without any problems thanks to the Velcro strap. To prevent it from ringing all the time, there is a sewn-in magnet on the bottom velcro band, which is then attached to the inside of the bell. The sound of the cowbell is discreet but loud enough to make itself felt. I have also had a few astonished looks in this regard due to the sound of cowbells.If I have to leave my bike for a longer time somewhere, I take off the bell, because otherwise I am afraid that it will be stolen. Here I find it a bit unfortunate that you don't have a bracket with you, so you could fix it permanently.Conclusion: great gadget for the bike, absolutely recommendable.

I have to say, despite being novel, and sounding less annoying than the usual cheap bells. This ebos bell is a complete and 'udder' rip off. There's no two ways about it. There's nothing clever to it...it is literally a small cow bell.Even at £5 it would be over priced, but £17?! Fell like I've been mugged. I bought it as a birthday present to myself and still feel like it's the worst purchasing decision I've made this year.If you really desperately want a bell that's a bit different... I still wouldn't recommend this. It would be more novel to get a proper cow bell, and they actually sound better.....Update after using this for two days. Unless you enjoy impersonating a cow the usability of this bell is atrocious. You can either be constantly ringing, or leave the magnet on to stop the bell ringing and then remove it when you want to ring it...except when you remove it, unless your jiggling around like a cow on a pogo stick, it doesn't actually ring! Absolutely hopeless. Avoid like the plague unless you are a farm animal who wishes to make their presence known at all times. I will probably have to put my old £1 bell back on because then I can actually ding it when it needs to be dinged.