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

Really high quality product. Tons of fun to send it on rough downhill trails with this thing making big noise! But more importantly, it's effective as a safety item to alert walkers or slower riders ahead that you're approaching. Being able to toggle it on/off is also really nice.

I hate most bike bells and the way people use them. This one is nice pleasant and friendly; kind of like an ice cream truck. It’s easy to turn on when you need it and off when you don’t. It has a good ring that allows hikers to hear you coming a ways away. The bell is a bit heavy but its mass is what helps it produce a good ring. The bell’s well made and seems durable after a hard summer of use. I’d stick with the bolt on version as this bell is kind of pricey and wouldn’t want to lose it. Bolting it on also makes sure it’s in the right place so you can easily turn it off or on with your thumb. Installation is trivial and requires a single 3mm hex wrench. Some reviews said that they wished they could intentionally ring the bell. It’s easy to ring the bell if you just jiggle your handlebar on the side the bell is on. It works great.

Great bike bell. It can be turned on or off. You don’t have to ring the bell. It rings itself with the movement of the bike. Sound is not at all irritating. This is a great safety device for biking.

Like others I have a manual bell but often get too focused when riding to remember to randomly hit the bell or yell out "rider". I just rode with the Timber YEW yesterday. Funny enough I forgot to take it out of silent mode until I passed another rider going the opposite way. I put it into full and rode on and within 5 minutes I came up over a hill and on the next hill a hiker with a dog was off to the side waiting for me. He actually called out and said "thank you so much, that bell is great!" It got a little loud for me, so I switched it to the middle position and it was good. Funny enough I never came across another person for the rest of the ride. The mount is nice and simple. I'll be moving the bell in towards the center more as I did bump it with my knee a couple times on technical climbs. If you like to be heard on the trails and keep forgetting to yell or hit your manual bell this is a good option. The 3 settings work well, and the bell is louder than any others that I have heard on the trails.

Great bell. My only issue is with installation. They should have just included the 3mm hex. It's the one size I didn't have and had to go to the store to find.

I bought this for my emtb, and really like it! The bell has a pleasing ring that you can mute with a switch. While riding on trails with low visibility or blind corners it lets others hear you coming, giving enough early warning to prepare. The bolt-on version stays secure on the handlebar. Some kind of bell is essential for rides and I consider the timber mountain bell a must have for trail etiquette. Highly recommended!

Extremely handy when riding over bumpy terrain/off road. Lets others know where you are without being overwhelming. Pleasant sound. Volume can be muffled or turned off completely for quiet areas. Highly recommend for cycling near horseback riders as they will hear you coming and the horses are less likely to panic. Sometimes even the most relaxed horse can get spooked and this bell easily makes passing safer for everyone. Most people seem to appreciate the length of time they have to react, and I don’t have to continually ring the bell like a mad person to get their attention (unless they are wearing headphones, in which case nothing works and everyone can end up frustrated! Also, ugh! dogs on retractable leashes and unpredictable children, squirrels with death wishes, etc—no bell can magically make everything safe!) Also, my riding partner usually goes ahead of me and, when we aren’t talking, he likes knowing for sure I haven’t dropped back too far. Takes up very little room in my cockpit. I like the bell so much that I wish it worked on smooth paths, too. As it is, I find myself switching bells when I know I will be on pavement. Yes, you can generally shake your handlebars to make it ring, but that is awkward. Maybe they will come up with a version that has a manual ring option. Until then, this bell does what it’s supposed to do exceptionally well. Solid purchase!

This is a great bell, i can hear mountain bikes coming from a distance, while i ride my euc (electric unicycle) on bike paths and various different mountain bike trails. I hope Timber can make a bell especially for euc which would need to be much more sensitive to movement. the suspension on the lynx euc is so smooth, that even on bumpy offroad trails, most of the time the bell is not making any sound. i have tried every recommendation by timber, including adjusting the bell to different settings, as well as changing the angle of the bell, as it is mounted onto the euc handle grip area. i feel frustrated, even though i know this is a very good product for mountain bikes and any bicycles. i give this bell a best rating because it is good quality, and works great on bicycles. dest timber, please make a bell for electric unicycles. we need this!

クマ騒動により色々なベルを使用しましたが、比較すると音は低めですが割と響くと思います。

I'd recommend these for any off-road riders. People hear the gentle high-pitched ring from a long way off.

Montato su una mountain bike, ideale per avvisare del proprio arrivo sia cinghiali che cacciatori: in modalità apertura emette automaticamente uno scampanellio in base alle vibrazioni del manubrio causate dal terreno, senza che si debba lasciare la presa del manubrio

Perfect amount of noise. The person who said it's not loud enough doesn't understand the intention of the product. Got a few comments and thank you's on my first ride with it on. Really satisfied with the build quality and noise level.

Riding a mountain bike on paths and bridle ways I've had a few close ones. This bell is brilliant no need to keep activating it the vibration of the bike does the work. It can be heard from far away and sounds a little like sleigh bells, fit's on the bike easily especially as an Ebike has a lot of handle bar buttons etc. It's a shame it's so expensive for something that's so simple to manufacture. Now I'm thinking of getting one for my commute bike.