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Kettler Bell Red Metal Bell from Kettler
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Minimum Age: 12 months
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Product Description Attach this classic metal bell to your Kettler Bike, Trike or Riding Toy (sold separately) for even more pretend-play fun. Bell is operated by simple thumb-pushing action and features a one-screw attachment. Measures 2.5" x 3" x 3".
Customer Reviews
Kettler Bike Bell (Red) Posted 11 November 2008
Great little accessory for the trike. Lots of fun for the little ones. It's a nice addition and great quality.
Lovely tone and fine functionality for a great price. Posted 27 October 2008
I bought this to replace the cheap bubble horn on my son's bike. The Kettler Red Bell has a plastic mounting clip but the bell and clapper are metal and the sound is sweet and pure. My son has strict instructions to ring and announce when passing pedestrians on his bike and this functions very well. It's audible and easy for him to thumb while biking (he's 8). The bonus for me is that I don't have to listen to "blaaat blaaat" over and over, and instead get that lovely nostalgic "brrringgg brrringgg".
Great lil' bell Posted 05 September 2008
This bell is so cute and really reminds one of childhood.
It's also a great price and has a nice ring to it!
Kettler bicycle bell. Posted 27 August 2008
This Kettler bicycle bell is a quality product. Its easy to attach and emits a loud sound.
A nice little bell.  Posted 14 August 2008
The bell is cute and makes a nice ring. The force required is small enough for young children.
I am a little surprised that it comes left-handed. Maybe there is a way to switch it to right-handedness, but I cannot find any instruction to do so.
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