If you’re riding your bike on a crowded trail or path, you’re familiar with constantly have to activate your horn or yell “on your left” to everyone else on the trail. Timber’s Mountain Bike Bell makes that entire ordeal less hazardous and annoying because the cowbell design is activated automatically when the bike is in motion, so you never have to take your hands off the handlebars while riding. When you want to silence the bell completely, or adjust the volume, you just have to use the simple on/off lever. With a quick-release mount that works on handlebars from 22mm to 35mm, it’s also easy to switch the bell from one bike to another depending on what terrain you’re riding or take it with you when you lock it up.
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