Mirrycle Bellini
The Mirrycle Bellini is the smallest Incredibell — an ultra‑compact 28mm metal bell with the same rotating dinger as the Original. Lightweight, loud for its size and built to fit 21.7–22.5mm handlebars.
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Key Features
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Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ Ultra‑compact 28mm bell face for minimal visual impact
- ✓ Proven rotating dinger mechanism from the Original Incredibell
- ✓ Fits 21.7–22.5mm handlebars (standard 7/8" / 22.2mm)
- ✓ Lightweight — only 0.06 lb, won’t affect bike handling
- ✓ Durable die‑cast metal body with corrosion‑resistant finish
- ✓ Stainless steel mounting hardware for weather resistance
- ✓ One‑finger operation for quick, polite signaling
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Bellini fit my handlebar?
The Bellini clamps to handlebars between 21.7mm and 22.5mm (roughly the 7/8" or 22.2mm standard). It’s ideal for many city, folding and kids’ bikes. If your bars are 25.4mm or 31.8mm you will need a shim or a larger bell designed for those diameters.
How loud is the Bellini compared to larger bells?
The Bellini delivers a clear, musical ping that projects well for its size thanks to the rotating dinger design. It won’t be as loud or far‑reaching as larger bells, but it’s more than adequate for close‑quarters urban and shared‑path use.
Is installation difficult?
Installation is straightforward and requires a single screwdriver or a small hex wrench to tighten the stainless steel bolt. Position the clamp on a suitable section of bar, orient the striker for easy access, then tighten evenly — avoid overtightening which can damage the clamp or bar finish.
What maintenance does the bell need?
Minimal maintenance is required. Rinse off road grime and dry after wet rides; occasional light lubrication on the rotating dinger pivot keeps action smooth. Check the mounting bolt periodically and re‑tighten to maintain secure fit.
Are replacement parts available?
Replacement hardware and larger Mirrycle bell models are commonly available through dealers. Because the Bellini uses Mirrycle’s standard rotating dinger mechanism, in many cases the striker and small hardware can be sourced if needed — contact Forest Bikes for parts assistance.
Where should I mount the Bellini on drop bars?
On drop bars, the Bellini works best on the flat tops or just behind the stem where the bar diameter is within 21.7–22.5mm and the bell won’t interfere with shifters or hoods. Avoid mounting on the drops or areas with heavy cable routing.
Buying Guide
When choosing a bike bell, balance size, tone and compatibility. Smaller bells like the Mirrycle Bellini are perfect when you want minimal clutter and a tidy cockpit, but check clamp diameter first — many modern bars are oversized and need a different model or a shim. Consider where you'll mount the bell and how far the sound needs to carry: for crowded urban sidewalks a compact bell is usually sufficient; for fast multi‑use trails or long‑range warning you may prefer a larger bell. Materials and construction matter: metal housings and stainless hardware resist weather and last longer than plastic. The rotating dinger design used by Mirrycle delivers a bright, recognizable tone with a simple one‑finger stroke — an efficient and polite way to communicate on shared paths.
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