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I have a Cricket bell, which can be rung normally, and can also be clicked down to act as a cowbell, gently ringing as i ride along (especially if i give the ha
by twic 4y ago
I have a Cricket bell, which can be rung normally, and can also be clicked down to act as a cowbell, gently ringing as i ride along (especially if i give the handlebar a quick wobble):
https://granite-design.com/products/cricket-bell https://granite-design.com/products/cricket-bell
I use this when i ride along a shared-use path.
It makes no difference. Either people are walking in a group and talking, so they don't hear it, or they have earphones in, so they don't hear it.
- ghaff 4y agoWide paths with a modest number of bikes are usually OK. But I've definitely been on narrower paths and trails where cyclists are expecting you to step off to the side every two minutes because you're in their way. I don't mind every now and then when I'm walking but it can get to the point where you can't really mix modes.