TIMBER!Timber Mountain Bike Bell - Bolt-ON Model Yew! - Multi-use MTB Trail Bell with Dual Modes

Got for my mountain bike. Now hikers hear me coming. Great safety device. Everyone should have one on their bike.

Excellent MTB bell. Wanted something to warn animals and hikers/other riders of my presence when I am riding alone, but didn't want a bell going crazy when I am descending. This is perfect because I can turn it on when I am climbing and turn it off on the descents. A bit cumbersome, but works flawlessly. Just bought a second for my other bike.

Haven't been eaten by a bear. Yet. On the more expensive side but not if you're putting a price on not getting eaten by a bear.

Great bell! Has three modes (off, fully on -- the most sensitive/ringy, and a midpoint). If I had one complaint, it would be that it is a bit bigger than I would prefer. I had to position it carefully on my bars to avoid coming into contact with my top tube when the bars were turned all the way.

Awesome product that easily installs on your handle bars. Looks good and is a small size/profile so it doesn’t look weird. Great sound quality and hikers frequently thank me for having it!

Worth the price. It’s super nice being able to turn the bell off when it’s not needed. Sometimes you need to jiggle the handlebars if you’re riding on a smooth path to let people know you’re nearby. Some people still are idiots and don’t hear the bell because it definitely sounds more “friendly” than others. It’s definitely loud enough though.

I had my doubts about this approach to the bicycle bell, but having tried this on one bike and a more traditional bell with a trigger, I much prefer this (for off-pavement use, anyway), and I suspect it’s more effective than a one-shot bell. I like the fact that you just “turn it on” and it does its thing. This works very well on the singletrack dirt trails I ride, which tend to have a decent amount of traffic and quite a few blind corners, and is also where you least want to sacrifice your grip to hit the trigger on a traditional bell (possibly multiple times).The very first day I used it, I did a short demo video afterward and posted it to my FB mountain bike group, and two people in the group commented that they had been on the trail as pedestrians and appreciated it because they could hear me coming. After this, I have bought a couple more to put on my other MTBs.The bummer is I often will have this thing jingling away as I approach other trail users but they have on headphones, or are talking loudly on their phones, or are so blissfully unaware of their surroundings that they don’t hear me coming anyway 🙄.Trade-offs1) Some users, or their crew (or even other trail users), may not appreciate the constant jingling if the bell is left on for extended periods. Since I have mine mounted near the stem that is the best choice for me, and again we have lots of blind corners so it makes sense to leave it on most of the time.2) When you are on smooth pavement you are likely going to have to pop your front wheel or whatever if you need it to ring out. This is not always practical, so I think this product is definitely geared toward dirt trail use.

I really like this product! The quality is great, and it’s definitely worth it. It works perfectly and does exactly what I needed. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for something reliable and well-made!