Lexco Bicycle Hamburger Bell

Gave this to my friend as a gift. She loves it. Has a good sound for a bicycle. Funky.

It used to be that I would almost get hit by every car that ever passed me but not anymore, not with my Bicycle Hamburger Bell. Since I've gotten this bad boy I've been ringing my bell left and right. Pedestrians trying to cross too soon, BAM you've been belled, driver starting to open their door, BAM you've been belled. Sometimes the bell gets stuck a little bit but I imagine it's from me ringing it like I'm summoning Satan from the depths of hell.

This bell. LET ME TELL YOU about this little hamburger o' cheer. This little thing makes my day every morning & evening as I gamely ride to and from work. Before the bell's arrival, I would yell "on your left!", using my VOICE like some sort of peasant. Now, with a mere flick of my thumb, the "ring-a-ding!" chimes out, and folks are alerted to my need to pass, as well as my excellent sense of humor once they see this delightful little handlebar accessory. 10/10 would buy again.

Ok so this did not fit my bike at all, but I cannot dock it points for that because it's obviously designed for a child's bike. That being said, I'd wager that the majority of you looking at buying this glorious little bell are:a: grownups, andb: buying this thing for yourselvesSo how did I get it on my bike? Easy (sort of)! I went to the hardware store and bought a chunky metal file, some 2 part epoxy (I used JB Weld fast setting 2 part epoxy), and a steel hose clamp (the kind you screw tight). I removed the original mounting hardware and filed the underside of the bell to perfectly fit the radius of my handle bars. Then I tightened the hose clamp (while not on my bike) to the approximate size it would be when mounted. Next step was to mix a liberal amount of epoxy and goop that heavily where I needed to mount the hose clamp so that it would engulf the clamp where it meets the bell. After set and cure time was over, I mounted the hose clamp on my handle bars and used a piece of that rubber stripping they use to keep bike lights and reflectors from sliding around on your bike to make sure it was a snug fit and to prevent the clamp from scratching my bike too much.All of that extra stuff cost me $25 making this a little more costly than I had hoped for, but it was totally worth it because this bell is hilarious.

Great bell, feels alil cheap but it does the trick. Took away a star for not having cheese on it.

This is more like a hamburger slider. But unlike the Kobe beefed/foie gras-topped/artisan bun variety, this is good ole' cheap petroleum product. It needs a sanding down of the inside clamp with sandpaper wrapped around a dowel, to level the flashing from the molding process. Also, placing a strip of discarded inner tube between the handlebar and clamp greatly increases the clamping power - less tightening is needed to hold the burger in place. I placed it on the right side of the handlebar, from which I can trigger it with my forefinger. And, you know all those grams you saved by adding those costly titanium parts? You just added those grams back with this burger. Actually, not that heavy. I just hope I don't run into any militant vegetarians....

Firstly, this is no hamburger, sir! It is a CHEEEESEburger. Got that out of the way, and need to simply say, it's a fantastic cheeseburger bike bell, and I've owned many of them. Never before have I found a cheeseburger bell with a ringtone that just makes me crave a cheeseburger. I can't tell if there are pickles on it, and it doesn't really show lettuce, tomato, onion, or any condiments. Still I can say with confidence, and I was not offered a discount for my review (I doubt I'll ever be offered anything but a 'cease and desist order' for my reviews), that THIS particularly adorable cheeseburger bell is very possibly the finest I've ever owned, and maybe the finest anywhere. I shall treasure it forever... but I'm also seeking therapy for my saliva glands response to the bell.

Looks amazing. Everybody loves it. Only problem is the ringers don't really "park". As in, a bumpy road will cause this thing to make dinging noises. A little annoying, especially since the hamburger (external) part isn't the part that makes noise, it's just a cover. So if it's dinging you can't just put your hand on it to stop like most bells. Also, I don't want to leave the bike locked anywhere because somebody may hamburgle it. May just glue it on to help deter any of that.

Sometimes when my bike is locked up I'll notice people walking by will stop and give my burger bell a ring. It's such a fun and silly thing to have on my bike, I'm glad I bought it. I'd personally rather have a taco, but - well... There would be copyright infringement and nobody wants that.

Very cute. My adult daughter liked it also. I purchased this bell for my bike. Although, the discription said, for boys bike, for some reason. Was concerned about whether it would fit my handlebar, as a couple of the reviews noted that it had too small of a bracket to fit their handlebar. However, it fit perfectly. It has a very noticeable ring, and is fairly loud. I haven't ridden my bike yet, as I received the bell yesterday. So, I'm not able to comment on whether it chimes constantly during a ride, as some other reviewers claimed. I gave it 3 stars at this time, because the colors in the ad, aren't necessarily, the same as what I received. In the ad, it clearly shows something around the edge of the bun, which I thought looked like melted cheese on the burger., because it looks yellow. On the bell I received, the color is not yellow or light at all. It is barely noticeable, and is just slightly a different shade than the bun is. It should be obvious that someone would purchase this particular bell because of the design of how it resembles a cheeseburger. So, when it arrives, and doesn't look like the colors of an actually cheeseburger, which is what drew me to this item, it's kind of disappointing. Then it becomes just a cheap and cheap looking, plastic bicycle bell. This add picture may be a picture from another manufacturers ad, for the same design bell, that looks more realistic, but has the bracket that doesn't fit all handelbars. So, I'm glad that this one, at least fits my handelbar.

People used to look at me while riding and see a simple person riding a bicycle. Now, after the installation of this divine asset, they seem me as a titan! I feel akin to a god among men as I cruise down the street, R-rrrrrrringing at the mere mortals who dare cross my path of travel.On a more serious note, this bell is awesome! It's obviously adorable and quirky, and as the other reviews have said, its actually a pretty good conversation starter! It uses simple screws instead of hex bolts, but that isn't really too much of an issue. The bell is L O U D, and it puts out the satisfying Rrr-rrrring! Rrr-rrrring! that you only see in movies. It seems pretty durable, I crashed my bike and it only scratched the outside shell a little, so no complaints there. All said and done, this is my favorite accessory to my bike.

My son was very happy to receive this bell for his new bike. It rings loud with an easy squeeze of the trigger, even with his little 5 year old hands.I particularly like this bell for the fact that the top doesn’t screw off like most traditional style bells. This means the sound of the dings don’t ever get compromised — always sounds consistent.I would easily recommend this bell to anyone who wouldn’t mind the fact that it looks like a hamburger.

It’s a Big Mac Bell need I say more. I would like a side of fries though.

I love this thing, super cute, I fell in love the moment I saw it on Amazon. The one I ordered though came a little roughed up and faded, the sesame seeds were all scratch up and my cheese was moldy. But I suppose it's be expected given the price and the fact it's plastic. Overall, really nice, works really great -- nice and loud! Though it makes me hungry when I ride now...

Great little bell that looks like burger! Does the job of being a classic bike bell while looking like a fun little burger!! What's not to love here? Oddly, this is actually the 3rd one of these I've purchased...one for me and two for friends. :)