Bike Bells

Bicycle bells and bells

In this category you will find a large selection of bicycle bells and ringers for every application – from classic mechanical bells and premium design bells to loud electronic models. Whether for your city commuter bike, mountain bike, road bike or leisurely touring bike: here you will find bicycle bells from brands such as Spurcycle, Crane, Knog and RockBros, known for their quality, sound and easy installation. Fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein, securely packaged and delivered directly to your home.

Buying bicycle bells online – the right bell for every bike

A clearly audible bicycle bell is not only legally required, but also an essential contribution to your safety in road traffic and on shared cycle paths and footpaths. The range covers mechanical lever bells, classic screw-mounted ringers, compact mini bells and modern electronic bicycle bells. This way you can quickly find the right warning device for your handlebars, your riding style and your requirements for sound and design – conveniently from home.

Mechanical or electronic – which bicycle bell suits you?

Mechanical bicycle bells impress with their clear, bright tone and robust, battery-free construction. They are available in countless designs and suit every bike style. Electronic bicycle bells, on the other hand, often offer multiple volume levels and a constant, loud signal, which ensures increased attention particularly in dense city traffic or on confusing stretches of road. Both variants are available in different price segments, so everyday riders and enthusiasts alike can make the right choice.

Bicycle bells with exceptional sound – from Crane and Spurcycle

If you value a rich, penetrating and long-lasting sound, bicycle bells offer an excellent alternative to the classic ringer. Models from Crane of Japan are known for their craftsmanship and warm, full tone, while Spurcycle achieves an extremely bright, loud sound with precision CNC-machined stainless steel bells that can be clearly heard even in wind and traffic noise. Both brands stand for durability, high-quality materials and timeless design.

Brand Comparison
BrandKnown forIdeal forPrice segment
Spurcycle CNC-machined stainless steel bells Commuters, road bikes, design enthusiasts Premium
Crane Handcrafted brass bells Touring bikes, everyday bikes Mid-range – Premium
Knog Modern mini bells with O-ring mounting City bikes, MTB Entry-level – Mid-range
RockBros Compact and lightweight bells Road bikes, gravel bikes Entry-level
Fischer Classic bicycle bells Kids' bikes, city bikes Entry-level
XLC Robust bells and bicycle accessories Trekking bikes, e-bikes Entry-level – Mid-range
Busch & Müller Penetrating ringer and bell tones Touring bikes, travel bikes Mid-range
Büchel Wide range of bicycle accessories Everyday bikes, city bikes Entry-level
Who is this category for?

This category is ideal for all cyclists in Switzerland looking for a suitable bicycle bell or ringer – whether for the daily commute, sporty rides or leisurely tours. Those who want to retrofit their bike or are looking for a stylish accessory for the handlebars will also find a large selection here. Parents who need a clearly audible bell for their child's bike are also in exactly the right place.

Quality, Safety & Installation

When buying a bicycle bell, it pays to look for high-quality materials, simple, tool-free installation and a clear, loud sound. Brand-name products often offer decisive advantages in terms of volume, durability and ease of use. A correctly mounted and easily accessible bell ensures greater safety in everyday life and meets the legal requirements in Switzerland.

Frequently Asked Questions
What types of bicycle bells are there?▾
There are mechanical bells with a lever striker, classic screw-mounted ringers, mini bells with a spring-loaded clapper, and electronic bicycle bells with multiple volume levels or sounds. Each type has its advantages in terms of volume, ease of use and design.
What is the difference between a bicycle ringer and a bicycle bell?▾
A classic bicycle ringer produces a bright, short ring through a metal strike, while a bicycle bell often produces a longer, sustained tone with a deeper frequency. Bell models such as those from Crane or Spurcycle are known for their rich, penetrating sound.
Which bicycle bell is the loudest?▾
Very high volume is offered by mechanical models with a large resonance body made of brass or stainless steel, such as those from Spurcycle or Crane. Electronic bells also achieve high attention-grabbing power with up to 100 decibels, which adds a safety bonus in dense city traffic.
Which bicycle bell fits my bike?▾
Most bicycle bells come with a universal clamp mount designed for handlebar diameters of approximately 22 to 26 millimetres. For thicker handlebars or unusual shapes, special adapters or flexible silicone straps – as used by Knog or RockBros – can help.
Are bicycle bells mandatory in Switzerland?▾
Yes, in Switzerland a clearly audible warning device – typically a bell – is legally required for bicycles. A functioning bell is part of the mandatory equipment and must be operable at all times without letting go of the handlebars.
Which brands produce particularly high-quality bicycle bells?▾
Spurcycle is known for precision CNC-machined stainless steel bells with exceptional sound. Crane from Japan produces traditional bells, and Knog from Australia scores with modern design and easy O-ring mounting. RockBros offers solid alternatives with consistent quality.
Can I install a bicycle bell myself?▾
Yes, installation is usually tool-free or only requires a simple screwdriver. Many models are attached directly to the handlebars with a clamp or a flexible silicone ring. It is important to position the bell so it is easily reachable with your thumb or index finger without changing your grip position.
How do I properly care for my bicycle bell?▾
Occasional wiping with a damp cloth is sufficient to remove dirt and dust. Mechanical bells should not be oiled, as this can dampen the sound. For models with moving parts, it is enough to keep the mechanism free of heavy dirt and to ensure the screws are firmly tightened.