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Good little watch. If there's one bad thing, the mount isn't terribly sturdy and the watch might spin when you click it, but otherwise good

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Pretty soft voice

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Small but fits well even with a thick bar. It's a small bell, so it's a rather shrill ringing sound that's hard to hear.

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Small and nimble. Pretty weak voice.

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Too quiet a sound

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The bell is small and handy. It can also be attached to a thicker handlebar. The sound coming out of it is unnecessarily muffled.

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A nice little bell in the gravel, I guess it works, I haven't had time to test it yet, but I could easily attach it to the bar.

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A sound so muffled that those in front often don't hear it. Apart from this point, it works flawlessly and is nicely small in size.

Easy to fit but not very loud!

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The sound of the clock is very quiet, maybe too quiet to attract attention. The rubber fastening loop broke after a few fastenings. Seemed like a good product, turned out to be a disappointment.

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Fillar's watch - so far it has stayed put, which is probably a plus. Many such "plastic" watches broken.

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Quiet, but yes those people seem to be ducking

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Quite a good ringing bell, although its sound is a little unnecessarily quiet

Small bell with easy mounting that fit standard bars and stems well. Not very loud but does its job.

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A suitably small and inconspicuous clock. Thanks to the rubber loop attachment, it can be attached to a thicker tube, such as a stem. The voice is quite quiet, but in my opinion just suitably polite. Also, in no situation on the road or terrain rumble by itself.

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The bell rings badly, the fastening rubber loop broke after a few tightenings. It seemed like a good product, but unfortunately it was disappointing.