Crane E-ne Bicycle Bell

Where does Crane E-NE bike bell come from?

Crane, a Japanese company based in Osaka, sailed through all that turbulence without Kickstarter’s help, or even much of a web presence.

What kind of Bell does Crane Bell use?

The E-Ne (ee-nay) from Crane Bell Co offers great versatility and can be positioned on top or in front of your handlebars. Designed to fit bars from 22.2 mm to 31.8 mm with a low profile, the stainless steel band is vinyl dipped to prevent scratches.

Which is the best bell for a bike?

Once you ring a Crane bell, you`ll quickly realize why bikers all over the world agree that when looking for a bell for their bike, Crane is among the first on their list.

What kind of bells are on Brick Lane bikes?

This traditional design (black night) is timeless and has beautiful clear ring tones. Beautifully hand painted bells from Crane, designed to fit pretty much any handlebar, that is plenty loud – 50% louder than the little brass bells that aren’t quite loud enough, and louder even than your typical “ding-ding” bells. Every bike should have one.

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One of the loudest bike bells on the market, the Crane E-ne comes with a beautiful and basic but stylish design that is easy to use and simple to fit. You can attach this so it faces either upwards or outwards. This can affect how easy it is for others to hear, so we recommend the forward-facing position.

This bell fits handlebars up to 31.8mm, so it has a very high range and should fit almost any adult bike. It also has a rather discreet look (although it is also available in a wide range of metallic colors), so it’s perfect for those who want a hard-to-see bell on their handlebars.