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Be heard to be seen

Like the sound of a playing card in the spokes, some sounds simply sing the songs of cycling nostalgia. Remember, long before we were so serious as to call riding a bike 'cycling,' our bells were the language in which the roaming 'peloton' of banana-seats and streamer'ed-stallions communicated. In those princely days on your block, the bell chimed just to chime, but now as an adult, the Portland Design Works King of Ding Brass Bell is a safety necessity for your urban empire.

Whether you're keeping a car in check, or trying to surpass a jogger, the King of Ding will herald the message loud and clear. It features a solid brass construction, a brass striker, and an alloy mounting bracket. The striking note is sonorous and distinct, and the bracket fits both 22.2 and 25.4mm handlebars.

The Portland Design Works King of Ding Brass Bell comes with a shim for 22.2mm handlebars and is available in the color of natural brass.

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Rocky Thompson

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This bell looks cool. Or, as cool as a bike bell can possibly look. It's rather small and unobtrusive. The design is clean and simple. But it doesn't work all that well. Sure, if I want to ride home at night, dinging a bell over and over just to hear it, it's fine. But if you live in a city where cars like to use bike lanes for auxiliary parking, and they often begin merging into you without looking, this bell will not get their attention. It dings once each time you ping it, and it's not that loud. Also, the simple nature of its design doesn't leave much clearance for the piece that strikes the bell, so it doesn't work very well if you have brakes or grips on your handlebars.

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Jess Dunn

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Classic brass bell - added it to my vintage cruiser so I can annoy whoever I'm cruising downtown with!