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Knog Oi Luxe

On my bike, the diameter of the handlebars is not uniform, so I had to struggle a bit to find the right position. So: be careful. And be careful not to lose the little screw with the torx head. Once it's on the ground, you have to look for it, because a replacement won't be easy to find. The sound is superb, not aggressive but far-reaching and surprisingly persistent.

When I cycle through the forest or along the path with this thing adorning my handlebars, despite the fact that I am only riding around on a third-rate second-hand 2016 Trek Superfly under my ass, it feels like I belong to the absolute top of the elite. With my nose in the air, I whiz past all the stoempers, stumpers and old souls on e-bikes, while their cranium still resonates after observing the absolutely phenomenal sound this little gadget produces. They probably think that they themselves will never make it so far in life that they will be allowed to hang a flawlessly tuned bicycle bell on their steel steed. No really, if you make this thing reverberate people will pull over, dismount and give standing ovations as you pass by. Cherubs descend from heaven with gifts of magnesium citrate for your water bottle. A girl with red hair and freckles sighs as she gloriously looks down over evaporating alpine meadows in the setting sun. Artisan goldsmiths, copper casters and tuning fork makers go to bed at ease. Throughout the cycling world, a sigh of absolute inner peace and an overall sense of "how good life is" passes. And that with one peg of a bell.

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The bell was delivered as expected, quickly and well-packaged.

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Because of the design, you hardly notice you have a bell on your handlebars. The pin feels very robust and the sound is loud enough to warn fellow road users that you are coming.

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Nice bell price times worth and super fast shipping from Mantel top

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A good loud bell, really makes your bike look nicer

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First had the old model but it sounded very dull, now perfect sound and excellent appearance

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Bought due to defective Knog Oi bell (spring quit). So far, this "deluxe" edition seems a lot more durable than the previous bell! My only other consideration would be the Canyon Road Cycling Bell incorporated into the handlebars.

At least that is a bicycle bell , something solid , much better than all those plastic bells.

I have this bell on my electric scooter. It has a hefty horn on it. I have to use it for stretches on the bike path. People do not hear the scooter when I approach and want to overtake. If I honk far in advance, people don't move aside, they don't make the link with the sound. If I honk from close by they get scared to death. This bell solves it. At the sound of the bell the asociation is: "please move aside". And it fits neatly around the left handle (not the throttle) and has a nice unobtrusive design. Fine thing!

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Nice bell with clear sound.

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even with my winter mittens on I can operate the bell

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I bought both the small and the large. The sound is different (of course) but very musical in both cases.

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Meets fine, just some more frequent calls.

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Purchased the Knog de Luxe, normally very expensive but this was the opportunity and highly recommended; great sound and beautiful bell, easy to install!

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Excellent bell. I mounted it because my bike only had a horn.

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Bell is very easy to install with the enclosed material. If the circumference is just a little too wide, you can glue another strip so that the bell can be attached perfectly. Very easy to use and loud and clear enough to warn on the road. Very nice bell! Fan of the matte black color!

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Beautiful bell on my bike. Completely finishes it off.

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I now have 2 bubbles. The big one and the small one. The big bell is much louder than the small one. So if it fits in terms of thickness, you'd better take it. I had to remove the lining on the inside otherwise it just didn't fit on the handlebars. For a road bike, this is the best solution in my opinion. Without a bell it is impossible to do in the Netherlands.

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It’s a little fiddly to mount but once it’s on it’s on. Happy with the size and profile of it the most. My bars feel cultured often with lights and computers and the like so buying a little extra space is necessary.

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Top product, which in terms of design and sound absolutely delivers what it promises.

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Exactly as described. The "jewel" of the bike

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Super nice bell, made as a gift for a cycling bike. Ordered larger size first, however it turned out to be too big. Size S is significantly smaller and fortunately did fit. Will recommend ordering a size S.

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This one is a bit more expensive because of the metal hammer. The version with the plastic hammer sometimes wants to break. Feels solid and can be placed close to the handle.

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There is no more excuse not to have a bike bell on your road bike. This one is top notch! The sound is also perfect: not too intrusive but clear. Happy with it! The screw provided was too short for my handlebars.

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Very easy to use

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The bell is super well made, looks very smart (I've been asked about it several times) and contrary to some reviews, it can be heard very well by pedestrians and other cyclists in the city - that's what it's meant for. I wanted to equip my Single Speed as minimally as possible, so I decided on the bell. I'd say it's even more stylish with the bell than without it!

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Beautiful design, super sound and solidly made. Buy this one straight away and not the cheaper version, which breaks down in no time. Not cheap but well worth its money. When mounting, make sure the sound part does not touch anything (brake or gear cables). Otherwise it will not work properly.

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After several tests, this doorbell has given complete satisfaction.

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Fine design, such a normal bike bell often looks a bit like a pimple on your handlebars anyway. Has a pretty loud ping and also maintains that volume for a long time. Is perhaps not very useful as the ping is more noticeable than the sustained sound. Tone could perhaps have been a bit higher, but then again you run the risk of it falling out of hearing range of some fellow road users. Just fits over the top part of a round road bike handlebar, partly because it comes with a very short screw. Makes mounting more difficult than you would expect with a bike bell. Strange that a box that could fit through your letterbox is sent in a shoebox-sized parcel. Fast delivery though!

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More solid than the regular knog bike bell. Good crisp and clear sound to let fellow road users know I want to pass. Also quite expensive, but in my opinion definitely value for money.

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It is beautiful, minimalist, stylish and - not insignificantly - it does what it is supposed to do.

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Despite a few flaws, I still give it a 5. Indeed, the bell is difficult to install and costs almost twice as much as other bells. But the sound of this bell is clearly audible compared to many other bells which gives a safe feeling. On the other hand, the design is unique on the handlebar and does not get in the way. I can now also place my GPS on the handlebars along with this bell. Very convenient design to ring from the race bike when your hands are resting on top of the handlebars. And finally a lightning-fast delivery from Mantel, as always!!!

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