Tomorrow is the Tokai CX. Several staff members from Circles are planning to participate.
SimWorker Riebo is one of them, and since I’m lending her my bike, I rode it there yesterday and ran back home.
It took me nearly 50 minutes to cover what is usually a 15-minute ride by bike.
I’m feeling fatigue in strange places because I did something I’m not used to.
On my way back, while running on the sidewalk, I realized how startled I felt when a bicycle passed me from behind, and I thought, "Yeah, you really should have one for times like this..."
【Spurcycle】
Raw Bell: ¥6,200 (tax excluded)
Black Bell: ¥7,800 (tax excluded)
Spurcycle bells are so standard now that no one would doubt it.
They fit neatly on any bike and use a beautiful tone to alert those ahead without being annoying.
They’re popular items that sell out as soon as they’re in stock.
I wouldn't say we bought out the wholesaler's entire inventory, but we did stock up heavily, so please take a look!
【PDW】Alexander Graham ¥2,800 (tax excluded)
【Incredibell】Striker ¥2,400 (tax excluded)
The Alexander Graham from PDW is a bell designed to be used in place of a headset spacer. This solves the problem even if it's difficult to mount things around your handlebars, such as on drop bars.
And the Striker, with a name that gives off a "goal-scorer" vibe, is a unique bell that mounts to the stem top cap. It’s a great "last resort" option for when even the headset spacer area is too crowded to mount anything.
【Viva】Brass, Copper-plated Brass, and Aluminum Bells
What do you think?! It might be our bad habit to stock up on all sorts of bells even if they look similar at first glance, but we’ve got these classics firmly covered, too. Choose between the headset spacer type and the handlebar clamp type to suit your preference.
Don’t forget a bell, as well as your lights, for riding at night!