- Volume and sound performance Enlarged vibration chamber increases loudness by about 10%. Normal operation produces roughly 100-110 dB, with peaks up to 120 dB in extreme situations. The bell remains audible in noisy environments, helping improve rider safety. - Construction and durability While many bicycle bells use stainless steel and aluminium alloy, this design adds chrome and nickel elements to greatly improve rust and UV resistance, significantly extending service life. - Fit and padding system Innovative design separates the bell from the inner padding. The package includes both soft and hard padding to maximize compatibility. In most cases the hard pad fits; if the handlebar is too thick or the hard pad does not fit, the soft pad can be used. The bell fits handlebars up to 31.8 mm in diameter, covering a range of 22.2-31.8 mm. - Design and appearance Features a modern, compact, low-profile design that is barely noticeable on the handlebar. Despite its subtle appearance, it delivers a clear, loud tone. The combination of practicality and aesthetics, along with a robust mounting design, ensures broad compatibility across bike types, including road bikes, mountain bikes, e-bikes, and classic bikes. - Practical use scenarios - City commuting: use in traffic to alert pedestrians and other road users at intersections and crosswalks, enhancing safety in dense urban environments. - Road and mountain rides: reliable audible signal during fast or winding sections, blind corners, or group rides where clear communication is important. - Versatile bike setups: suitable for a wide range of handlebars (22.2 to 31.8 mm) and compatible with different bike types including e-bikes, ensuring easy installation on most riders’ setups.