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CloseTheGap HideMyBell Regular 2

Is what you would expect it to be functional and does not take up too much space.

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Fine accessory.

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Bell does not sit all the time ringing at every uneven road and is sufficiently audible.

Third HideMyBell. The design has clearly evolved and improved; the first two (v1 and v2?) broke quickly. Still ordered a new one because the holder/bell combo is ideal.

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Fine bike bell. Garmin bike computer sits securely, the bell is also easy to hear. Unfortunately a somewhat less fine system to attach. You have to hook in the two half circles. With the Garmin holder is this finer and you can open the halves. Unfortunately no rubber protectors to place between handlebars and holder as Garmin has which would make it usable for multiple sizes. It did not fit around the handlebars so it is going back.

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(Almost) invisible but very audible.

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Sometimes you have to with all the traffic on the bike lanes (including here in the north). This hide-my-bell is the nicest alternative available and completely invisible. Assembly is done in no time bytheway

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I thought about it for a long time because I had a garmin holder and then a separate bell with another separate holder for my light but am glad I finally made the switch. I now have everything in 1 with the go pro holder on the bottom of the hidemybell!

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Easy to mount and the bell appears clear and loud enough to alert other road users.

Bike computer used to sit on the handlebar pin, besides the fact that the angle can now be optimally adjusted, it has been moved a bit forward so you don't have to bend down so far. It's a small piece, but it makes a lot more difference than I expected. Sits well firmly, what I was also worried about was that it would bounce, but it doesn't at all. Sits solidly. Bell is nicely included. Hed a designer bell that is a lot softer. I'll leave it on as well. (handy 2 bells though, just like if 2 cyclists are coming :-) )

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Handy to use, bell nicely concealed

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I was immediately sold when I saw this product. I purchased this product. It was/is quite expensive but handy things can cost something. My Garmin sits well on it and the bell works easily and simply. It increases safety on the bike. One major drawback is the bell's performance in wet weather. The bell does not work in wet weather. This makes the product slightly less safe than I initially thought. Hopefully the manufacturer can fix this.

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Bell is barely audible

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After 1 ride, there is already a giant crack in the holder, causing it to keep sagging. Highly advised against if you don't want to lose your bike computer in the middle of a ride. Installing an adapter for a different type of computer requires you to take apart almost the entire holder and then put it back together again, this could have been simpler.

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Nice concept, unfortunately the holder for the Bryton is too stiff. There is far too little play in it. By this I mean that the click part is much too stiff and therefore does not flex enough. As a result, in my Bryton 750, one of the pallets broke off, so it no longer stays in place. The original Bryton holder has much more vertical movement. Is more flexible and can therefore better absorb the vibrations and especially the shocks when you are on a bouncy road. Again, I checked the downward pressure of the Bryton holder and the Hide my bell myself and it goes up and down much more with the Bryton. So for me no more Hide my bell waant I am well sick of this.

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