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Trigger Bell is a safer bike bell...
- SAFER: Ring while braking, turning and changing gear unlike a traditional bell
- HIGH QUALITY: Brass bell for a warmer and clearer tone than cheaper aluminium bells
- FITS ALL BIKES: Fits on all bikes from fixies to mountain bikes and Bromptons to road bikes (drops and hoods except Campagnolos)
- FASTER: Always within easy reach of your thumb for quicker, safer and rapid ringing
- FITTING: Please watch video on Trigger Bell website
...nine out of 10 cyclists agree...
- Trigger Bell’s trigger is always within easy reach of your thumb making it very quick to ring
- Ring up to 5 times per second!
- If you are travelling at just 10mph, you can ring 8 to 20 feet sooner than a traditional bell
... and fitting is easy
- Fits directly on your left hand handlebar grip and you ring with your left thumb. Examples below.
- Please watch the fitting video and examples on the Trigger Bell website
- Fitting Trigger Bell correctly (so you ring with your thumb and not your finger) makes it as loud as a traditional bell and often louder because you can ring rapidly while still maintaining full control
Trust Trigger Bell to help make you and other road users safer
SAFER BIKE BELL
- Brake, ring and control
- Ring Trigger Bell without compromising your own safety as there is no need to loosen your grip or to choose between braking and ringing
ALWAYS IN EASY REACH
- Trigger is always within easy reach of your thumb making it very quick to ring
- You can ring without taking your eyes off the road or your fingers off your brakes
BEAUTIFUL BRASS BELL
- High quality brass for a warmer and clearer tone than cheaper aluminium bells
- Aircraft grade aluminium screw and tough polymer body
- Trigger has been tested to over 50,000 rings
- Trigger Bell weighs only 23 grams
EASY TO FIT
- The reusable cable tie handlebars from 20mm to 48mm in diameter (so everything from the thinnest grips to the thickest road bike bars)
- Can be fitted in under 60 seconds
pesho
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024
I liked the design and the fact it does not stick above the handlebars but this will not work for your bike if you have a dropper remote or front derailleur shifter. I tried to figure out a way tom mount it but there just wasn't room for it.
Alby brink
Reviewed in Australia on August 22, 2024
As stated it can be fitted close to hand without moving grip Position.
Sue D. Nym
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024
This bell rocks. It's the only bell that I can install on my drop bars and be able to use it effectively when I'm on the hoods OR in the drops, all without taking my hands on the brakes. The sound of the bell is loud and clear. I really can't ask for more. EXCEPT... the ringer breaks too easily.I live in New York City and ride about 40 miles a week, mostly commuting. Cars, pedestrians, and indeed other cyclists are extra silly in NYC and I have to use my bell *a lot* ... but even so, I'm disappointed that this thing only lasted about 700 miles (5 months or so) before the ringer snapped off.In spite of this, I'm only dinging this bell by one star (see what I did there?). It's cheap enough that I'm totally cool having one or two spare bells in my drawer the same way I have spare tires, inner tubes and chain links. No other bell that I've seen works this well for bikes with drop bars. I'll gladly take the reliability trade-off.
Boise Babe
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024
This will quickly make a Mr. Bean bell ringer out of you! The sound is so delightful and has a long sustain. Easy to quickly quiet with just another touch. You can also learn to control the volume of your ring to be a bit less startling, say if you are carefully passing older folks closely.My bike has grip shifters, but I rarely come out of 2nd gear (large cogs) so I have it mounted directly on that hand and it fits snug. So nice to not have to let go of my handgrips just to alert others of my passing them.The black color blends nicely, so it won't attract thieves. The plastic is quite thick and sturdy, but my bike is stored inside, so I'm not sure how durable it is left in the elements over time. Overall, a very good value for your money.
MRG
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024
This bell is inexpensive and thoughtfully designed. I have mine mounted on Essi foam handgrips right below the left brake lever, allowing me to brake and ring the bell with my thumb. It was easy to install and secure. The tone is clear, loud, and sustained. It is small and unobtrusive. There are some beautiful bells on the market but I found them to be impractical and unable to fit where they need to be mounted to be effective. I can’t speak to its durability but am happy with it so far.
Mike C.
Reviewed in Singapore on July 1, 2023
Used on a road bike and it works very well. Bell is very compact yet sufficiently loud
MikeM in NC
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2023
I have several bikes and have installed the small (approx. 1 inch diameter) bells that you can readily find packaged as a set of 2 for under $10 or so. I love the tone of those bells. They are reasonably durable, have loud but pleasant double ding tones, and are small enough to position for use on either side of all my flat bar bikes; however, they don't fit the larger diameter drop bars on my road/gravel bike. This one does! It was super easy to install snuggly and inconspicuously on the left side hood of my bike's drop bars (I'm not sure if it will install/work on the right hood of drop bars). It has a very pleasant single ding tone that is clear and loud enough to be heard from a good distance even on a busy greenway. If you're tired of calling out "ON YOUR LEFT", you'll love this and I suspect many of the people you pass on the trail will too. You can tell the people who designed this bell actually ride drop bar bikes. While it may be a bit more expensive than my trusty, tried-n-true double-dingers, i'm pleased to say (after 1000 miles of use) I can't imagine finding another bell this close to PERFECT for a drop bar bike at such a reasonable price.
Patrik Bergdahl
Reviewed in Sweden on April 7, 2023
köpte en till min andra cykel oxå!!
Dr.T
Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2021
Ideal for drop-down handles. Fits very well large break levers. Intalled it on the left side and can trigger bell with left thumb. Sound is crisp and clear. Not too lound to bother or harrass people. At close to $40 in Canada, a bit too expensive though...
GQ8
Reviewed in Italy on January 12, 2020
Un po’ scettico alla fine l’ho acquistato pensando fosse quello che cercavo ed effettivamente è perfetto per essere montato sotto e non sopra al manubrio.Montanto sopra è un po’ alto e sicuramente antiestetico ma sotto non si vede e sta benissimo tra manopola e cambio, e soprattutto è perfettamente azionabile con il pollice senza spostare l’impugnatura della mano sul manubrio che in discesa è fondamentale.Parlo di montaggio su mtb e non bici da corsa.Dopo un paio di mesi di utilizzo anche in condizioni di fango e bagnato funziona perfettamente quindi direi che è anche resistente e il suono è perfettamente udibile dai pedoni.
J.R.
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2017
I ride a Fuji Tread with drops bars. Funny thing is none of the bells in the shop fit my oversized handlebars. I did a bit of hunting around online and settled on the trigger bell. I was considering the Knog Oi, and while it looks cool reviews said it wasn’t very loud, which would be a problem on the busy bike paths I ride. Also looked as the Adjustable Incredibell but reviews said the bell couldn’t be removed and reinstalled without ruining the strap. I also didn’t want to drop $50 on a Spurcycle bell as that would cover the cost of something else like clipless pedals, which I need to buy.Install - Install was relatively easy. Just turn the screw to tighten or back out the adjustable band. I did have a little difficulty getting the small plastic collar on around the end of the band to keep the extra length of the band tucked in. I installed it on my left hood as you can see in the photos. I ring the bell using my thumb to pull back the striker. It took a moment to get the right angle so that the bell didn’t interfere with the brakes/shift lever.Experience so far - It works great. I admit the first few times I tried to use my thumb to pull back the striker, I flubbed it and didn’t get a clear tone, but now I can do it easy with a light flick. The bell is loud enough to be heard by other cyclist or pedestrians when I’m approaching. Even though the band comes around the hood, I don’t notice it at all as the grip feels fine (note – I do wear gloves). The best thing is I don't have to take my hands off the hoods to ring the bell, I can keep going, hit the bell and not change hand position.
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