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7,95
- Ordered before 22:00, delivered tomorrow
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Our choice for the loudest bike bell
The Loud & Clear Deluxe is a durable bike bell that is easy to mount on your handlebars of your city bike, mountain bike or road bike! The bell has a loud and clear sound, allowing you to cycle safely through traffic.
Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- Thanks to the quick-release strap, this bike bell fits all handlebar diameters.
- This bell is a larger size for extra volume, and is BBB Cycling's loudest bell.
- The spring is made of stainless steel, which increases durability.
- The quick-release strap is less durable than a clamp with a screw.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | BBB Cycling | |
| Colour | Black | |
| Suitable for | Mountain bike (22.2 mm) / Road bike (31.8 mm) / City bike (22.2 mm) |
With the BBB Cycling Loud & Clear Deluxe BBB-15 you can make a loud & clear sound in traffic! Thanks to its unique spring system, this bike bell is particularly loud for its relatively compact size.
The BBB Cycling Loud & Clear Deluxe BBB-15 is easy to attach to your handlebar with its sturdy elastic quick-release strap, which makes it suitable for almost any handlebar diameter. Thus, this bell is easy to mount and easy to transfer to another bike. This mounting system also ensures that the bell can vibrate maximally and therefore produces a sound that can be heard very well.
Note
If the lever is against the handlebar, this bell will not produce a sound directly. It's good to know, then, that you can rotate the bell easily. Make sure that the lever is always perpendicular to the handlebar to give the bell plenty of clearance to vibrate.
The BBB Cycling Loud & Clear Deluxe BBB-15 is easy to attach to your handlebar with its sturdy elastic quick-release strap, which makes it suitable for almost any handlebar diameter. Thus, this bell is easy to mount and easy to transfer to another bike. This mounting system also ensures that the bell can vibrate maximally and therefore produces a sound that can be heard very well.
Note
If the lever is against the handlebar, this bell will not produce a sound directly. It's good to know, then, that you can rotate the bell easily. Make sure that the lever is always perpendicular to the handlebar to give the bell plenty of clearance to vibrate.
Material: Brass
Decibels: 89
Decibels: 89
Thanks to the elastic fastening rings, this bike bell fits around all bike handlebars.
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Reviews
Reviews
Average from 220 reviews
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Most recent reviews
5 / 5
A good product at a reasonable price.
- Leo 26 September 2026
I’ve had various bells on my road bikes, but this one’s the best so far.
Pros & Cons
As it says, Loud & Clear.
Easy to fit.
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5 / 5
People move out of the way when you’re on the phone. They do look a bit annoyed, though, when they realise afterwards that you’re taking a ‘racefie’
- Robin 25 August 2026
People move out of the way when you ring your bell. They do look a bit annoyed when they then realise you’re on a road bike
Pros & Cons
People step aside when you’re on the phone
give you annoyed looks when you’re on the phone
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5 / 5
A top-quality bell at a great price
- Jos 7 August 2026
A great bicycle bell with a loud, clear sound. Easy to fit. Fits any handlebars thanks to its flexible mounting.
Pros & Cons
Easy to fit
Great sound
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5 / 5
Fine hard bell for biking
- Nina 10 May 2026
The bell works perfectly for me while cycling. It emits a nice loud but subtle sound which means you can still hear it well from a distance. Nice to warn others to keep pedalling!
Pros & Cons
Loud sound
Small size
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1 / 5
Mis-selling
- Piet 8 April 2026
Bell is not touched by pressing button
Pros & Cons
Anything but loud!
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5
Robin, 25 August 2026
People move out of the way when you’re on the phone. They do look a bit annoyed, though, when they realise afterwards that you’re taking a ‘racefie’
People move out of the way when you ring your bell. They do look a bit annoyed when they then realise you’re on a road bike
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People step aside when you’re on the phone
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give you annoyed looks when you’re on the phone
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