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I've got a little Knog bike bell. You press it once and it lets out a "ding" once. I'll press it two or three times if I see someone wearing headphones who won't hear the "On your LEFT" as I come up on them.
Bonus, I can put my thumb on the bell real easy and it shuts up.
It was cheap, does the job, and is really small.
I never thought I would be able to like a damn bike bell as much as I like the Knog Oi.
They're such a sweet sound, but I feel like it's easy to ignore.