Bicycle Bell for Apple AirTag | Air Tag Hideaway | 2024 Version Extra Loud | Bell Hideout | Bicycle Anti-Theft | Tracking Where is

I got this contraption because my bike has been stolen twice, and I don't want it to happen again. So this, in conjunction with about 4 other hidden trackers, allow me to lock my bike with peace of mind. The construction of the bell would never alert someone to it being out of the ordinary. Even knowing what it is, there are times I forget there is an AirTag in it. After a few days in the rain, it appears to have kept its contents dry. So all in, I'm glad I have it and thrilled it works so well.

My girlfriend and I are getting an early start on getting into shape this year. We enjoy going on bike rides, and the bell on her bike stopped working since she last used it a year ago. So we thought we'd give this bell a try.I am happy to say I am very please with the ease of installation, the quality materials, and most of all, the loud and sweet ring this bell provides. It is sure to grab the attention of others when needed.Compared to the bell I have on my bike, which I purchased at a high-end bike shop, and which cost me 2-3x as much, this bell is louder and almost as sweet-sounding. It is also slightly larger than my small bell, and occupies a bit more real estate on the handlebars, but not much. So overall, I'd say it's a pretty darned good deal. Should last a good long time since it doesn't use a ratcheting-like mechanism with gears or anything that could easily fail. The weakest part of the bell seems to be the plastic, but even that is pretty solid and designed with metal screw inserts, so there is no risk of stripping the mounting screw during installation or removal.Honestly, I just realized we haven't given the Apple Air Tag feature a try. Will update this review once we do.

I am terrified of getting my Rad e-bike stolen. This one doesn't fit on my Rad bike so it was a bummer. That said, I find many bicycle products don't fit my handlebars. I think they are ever so slightly thicker than other bike models.

This is a great LOUD bell that cunningly hides your Air Tag so you can keep track of your bike. It is unobtrusive and does not readily give away that it is securing an Air Tag. A nifty solution, indeed. It will not fit on handlebars that have too much girth but it will do for many other bikes. I wish the listing would provide a range of handlebar diameters that this bell will fit.

The bell rings well, due to the hard material on the tip of the striker and the spring on the part you swipe, but that lever is mounted to the ring that holds the bell on your handlebars. That means you can only ring it with your thumb or by reaching over the handlebar if you mount it that way. Most other similar bells have a striker that can be positioned anywhere on the circumference of the ball so you can swipe it with an index finger if desired.The lever action is good, since the clanger has a metal spring similar to the center of a clothespin. That means you get a good loud ring with minimal effort, but again the lever can only be in back or in front of the handlebar since it is fixed on the mounting ring. The bell comes with only the one mounting clamp, but it was able to fit the handlebars I had on a comfort bike and a cross (road/mountain) bike.If you are OK with the striker position, it works well.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a clever way to hide an Apple AirTag on your bike. I needed a bell and came across this bell that can also store an AirTag. The bell itself is pretty loud and seems to be good quality - it does not feel "cheap" It was very easy to install. If you are looking for a nice quality bike bell that also has a clever AirTag hideaway feature, look no further!

This bell is a good value. It's a good way to add an AirTag to your bike so you can track it. And, it is a very loud and clear bell.I have seen people talk about adding more than one AirTag to a bike if you are serious about keeping track of it. Thieves know AirTags hide in beds, lights, water bottle brackets and other places. Having several AirTag "containers" on your bike may give you valuable seconds when someone is trying to pull off AirTags to make a clean get-away.I really like how this bell's mount sandwiches the nut in the plastic, so it won't fall when you are installing this on the limited locations on your bike's handlebars or extension bar.I am including the instruction photos even though this bell is very simple to install in seconds. Just get a small Phillips screw driver, back out the bolt, snap the bracket on your handlebar and replace the screw. I actually have my bell pointing forward to project the sound out front, and I can just quickly hit the trigger that now sits above my bike's LCD screen. I also put a new battery in the AirTag, so it's ready to go.This bell is a very good value, easy to install, and it has a padded place for an AirTag - which is why I am recommending it.

Love the bell. Needed on for my cruiser. The added AirTag capability is a major plus.