By Elly Blue About two years ago, I invested $3.50 on a bell for my bicycle. It was one of those "I heart my bike" ones. It has a tinny but audible double ring. And it is by far the best bicycle ...

Bicycle bells have been around since 1877, but little has changed about their design, until now. The Oi bell arrives from bike parts specialist Knog, which is already well-known for its approach ...

The reverberating ring of bicycle bells ranks up there with ice cream truck music, in the pantheon of our favorite summer sounds. But is the bicycle bell that you remember still the one you hear ...

Do you need a $49 bike bell? Probably not. Do I regret testing the Spurcycle bike bell, said $49 trinket? Absolutely not. I get that to some people, the idea of spending half a C-note on a bike ...

Back in 2016, Australian manufacturer Knog successfully Kickstarted its quirky Oi, a streamlined ring-shaped bicycle bell that encircles the handlebars. Now, the company has introduced the new-and ...

The Anti-Theft Bike Bell is hiding a tracker that works with Apple's Find My App, and it's on sale for $19.99.

If you’re trying to find your bike, you can use the app to locate it on a map–and remotely ding the bell as an extra clue. It’s the bike equivalent of honking a car horn through a key fob in ...

B: Sam is right: A bike bell won’t cut through the headphones shoved in the ears of the shambling pedestrian daydreamers clogging the way. If “On your left” was good enough for Captain ...