Oi Luxe Bike Bell Small Ottone

Brand:KNOG

2.9/5

€
63.47

Il nuovo Oi Lux è lusso in ogni senso della parola. La suoneria lavorata a CNC e la suoneria in ottone, lo spessore in pelle "vegan" cucito e l'acciaio inossidabile stampato a iniezione di metallo, lo rendono un piacere averlo sul manubrio. Il Large Oi Lux si adatta a manubri da 23,8 - 31,8 mm, ad esempio bici da strada con barra di caduta e alcuni incrociatori / pendolari. Se non sai di quale campana hai bisogno, dai un'occhiata al sito Web di Knog su come misurare la guida del manubrio.

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EAN: 9328389028073

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Ciclismo, Accessori, Campanelli per bici,

Il Large Oi Luxe si adatta a manubri da 23,8 - 31,8 mm, il Small Oi Lux si adatta a manubri da 22,2 mm. Gestione dei cavi: il sistema di gestione dei cavi raccoglie i cavi senza ostacolare le prestazioni del campanello. Spessore in pelle vegana cucita e struttura in acciaio inossidabile stampato a iniezione di metallo. Con un dinger in ottone lavorato a CNC, il colpo della campana è deciso e veloce, consentendo un buon equilibrio di volume e longevità del suono. Aspetto unico nel suo genere - Dove le campane di solito sporgono verso l'alto o verso l'esterno, Oi Luxe no. Sembra librarsi attorno al manubrio. Look unico nel suo genere - Dove le campane di solito sporgono verso l'alto o verso l'esterno, Oi Lux no. Sembra librarsi attorno al manubrio.

Brand	KNOG
Brand	‎KNOG
Brand Name	‎KNOG
Color	Brass
Color	‎Brass
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 127 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Bike bell; mount
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎4 x 4 x 1 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎3.2 x 3.2 x 0.9 inches
Item Weight	‎0.04 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Knog
Material	Aluminum
Material	‎Aluminum
Minimum Compatible Size	‎23.8 Millimeters
Model Name	‎Oi Luxe
Model Year	‎2018
Mounting Type	‎Handlebar
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎0.06 Kilograms
Part Number	‎12128
Size	Small
Size	‎Small
Style	Luxe
Style	‎Luxe
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎3 years manufacturer

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Scritto da: DaJoDa

Sleek design, not very loud.

I love the design, but it’s not very loud. I did not tighten the screw too tight, as that can make it ring less. Sometimes multiple strikes deadens the ringing. It’s fine for a cruiser at slower speeds in public places, but would not want this on my commuter, road or mtb that I ride at higher speeds.

Scritto da: Devin Croak

Low profile bell is beautiful, fragile, and not as loud as other models. Luxe is much less fragile.

The best reason to buy this bell is for aesthetic purposes and because you can easily position it where you need it on your handlebar. The first one I bought broke after a year so I upgraded to the Luxe Oi. The Original Oi bell has a spring holding the hammer head. This spring is a compression spring about the quality you would find in a ball-point pen. Eventually, even with light use, it will fail and become unreliable. The luxe uses a hammer with what looks like a tension spring. This holds the hammer in alignment and should work for much longer. If you like the deisgn then buy the Luxe. The other issue is loudness. It's not a quiet bell but its no louder than an average bike bell. The larger Oi seems to ring more loudly at a lower frequency and the smaller Oi luxe I have rings less loudly at a higher frequency. I wouldn't expect people to hear it more than 20 ft away from you. On a hybrid bike doing my light commute, this is acceptable. On a road bike doing 20 mph, this bell won't give pedestrians enough time to react. I doubt any bell solution is appropriate for that scenario. I have an Incredibell and that is significantly louder (maybe 30 ft) but I think the preferable solution is an electric bike horn if you have serious needs. The bell is suspended on compression springs. I don't think this will fail with use but I could rip or deform the head of the bell easily with my fingers. THis is not a likely point of failure due to its low profile. Still, I can see how an MTB user might want it to be even more robust. But the fact a bell is functionally a thin piece of vibrating metal means most bicycle bells I've seen are fragile. I've bought two now. I like that it's compact but if you have explicit needs then you should look elsewhere. Don't kid yourself; No bell is going to be heard by pedestrians much less cars on rush-hour city streets. Either learn to bellow or get a horn.

Scritto da: mjunker6

Works great, but it's been a bigger deal to set up than expected

I bought the Luxe version in brass, and really like the look and sound. It's worked for me on the trail, at least. Really my only issue was that there's a single screw that you use to attach the bell. When it's cranked down too tight the bell doesn't ding. So on my initial installation I loosened it a couple turns. Apparently it was too much and I eventually lost the screw. Customer service was helpful and is sending me a replacement, but a quick trip to Home Depot got me some spare M3 screws. The original was 6mm long, and for just over a buck I got a couple each that are 8mm and 10mm long. The 8mm ones seem to work well.

Scritto da: jmg

Coolest design for bike bell

No other bell is like this one, this one is the coolest looking, easy to use bike bell. It is a little quiet, which can be a benefit if you want to alert someone that you're coming but you don't want to startle them or be rude. Pros: cool design, easy to use, unique, great looking. Cons: a little quiet, expensive.

Scritto da: MegaMosquito

Makes a beautifully elegant tone that persists for a long time.

I got the brass one. One surprise was that striking the ringer multiple times still results in essentially one long single ring. The second and subsequent strikes just seem to bump the volume back up, but they don't really sound like a separate "ding". Other bells make a distinct "ding" with each strike, and on the trail I generally ring multiple times so I'll have to see how it goes in practice on the trail. On the other hand, the generated tone is very nice and loud and pure and persists for a long time before it fades off. It's unusual and I like it.

Scritto da: Brett F.

Cool looking but too quiet.

This bell has a cool design and is quite sleek. But unfortunately it just isn't loud enough to catch anyones attention and most of the time doesn't even ding, it just mutes itself.

Scritto da: Efren Herrera

Music to my e bike...

What a lovely sounding bell. First caught my eye with it's simple design. Not incredibly difficult to install, worth the work for the tone this piece of art sings out. Made me think of only car horns had such a ring we might be smiling more often.

Scritto da: Roberto Weberndorfer

Perfekte Bikeclock.

Die Knog Oi Luxe Fahrradklingel ist für mich die derzeit beste Fahrradklingel auf dem Markt. Zugegeben sie Sie ist nicht billig, aber jeden Cent wert! Sie wird in einer schönen Box inclusive eines Inbusschlüssel zur Befestigung geliefert. Die Montage ist innerhalb 1 Minute erledigt, da weder Bremsgriffe oder Schaltung demontiert werden muß. Die Montageschelle ist schön massiv und nicht ein billiges Metallband. Die Befestigung erfolgt mit einer Inbusschraube. Sie besitzt ein sauber gefertigtes Veganes Lenkerpolster um Kratzer zu verhindern. Gegenüber dem Vorgängermodell wurde der Klingelgeber wesentlich verbessert, was zum einen das Handling verbessert und zu einer längeren Haltbarkeit führen dürfte. Der Klangfarbe meiner Oi mit Messingkörper ist sehr angenehm. Sie klingt laut, sehr klar und schwingt langanhaltend aus,..kein billiges Alugeschepper. Sie passt mit ihrem dezenten Design zu jeder Art von Bike, und bietet sich auch als wunderbares Geschenk an. Für mich ist die Oi Luxe was Design, Verarbeitung und Klang angeht die Königin der Bikeclock,..dafür gibt es ohne wenn und aber gerne 5 Sterne.

Scritto da: Wolfgang F.

Das Geld nicht wert

Ich würde mir diese Klingel nicht mehr kaufen. Ich hatte zuerst die normale Version montiert, und bin dann auf die Deluxe umgestiegen, weil ich gehofft habe etwas mehr Lautstärke zu erhalten. Von der Optik finde ich due Klingel TOP, aber die Lautstärke ist lächerlich. Auf einem Waldweg kann man eventuell noch wahrgenommen werden, im Verkehr auf einem Radweg...., keine Chance. Tip aus einer snderen Rezension: einfach laut "oi,oi, oi" rufen????

Scritto da: Lutz Pape

Viel zu leise

Ich habe jetzt die Klingel eine Zeit lang gefahren und muss feststellen, die Klingel ist viel, viel zu leise. Sie wird von Fußgängern, speziell der älteren Generation welche hohe Töne nicht mehr gut hören, nicht wahrgenommen. Ich hatte mehrmals die Situation direkt hinter den Personen zu sein, zu klingeln und schlussendlich habe ich die Damen und Herren einfach freundlich angesprochen. Meiner Erfahrung nach sieht die Klinel toll aus, aber erfüllt nicht den Zweck, daß man von anderen Verkehrsteilnehmers zuverlässig wahrgenommen wird.

Scritto da: broker.rosenheim

Enttäuschend

Ich hatte mir wesentlich mehr von der Fahrradklingel versprochen. Klingel auch nur wie andere Fahrradklingel mit etwas mehr Nachhall und je nachdem wie man drückt auch "heiser". Das Design ist ja ganz schön aber steht in keinem Verhältnis zum Preis. Da stimmt absolut nicht das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis daher nur einen Stern

Scritto da: megac

Verarbeitung und Lautstärke

Deutlich verbessertes Modell, verlichen mit der ersten Version. Die Verarbeitungsqualität und die Materialien sind nun auf sehr hohem Niveau (kein billiges Wackelplatik wie bei der 1ten Version). Auch die Lautstärke und Klang sind hier , durch den Metallklöppel und die starke Feder, stark verssert worden. Zwar ist es immer noch kein lauter Ton wie bei anderen Produkten, aber es scheint der feine hohe und konstante Ton deutlich aufzufallen , wie ich an der Reaktion der leicht unachtsamen Fußgänger merke. Diesmal ist es der Preis dann wert, wenn man vorallem auf das aussergeöhnliche Design wert legt, und die Klingel aber trotzdem zu dem verwenden will, für das sie gemacht ist.