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Question: If one cuts tie wrap to remove, can the strap be replaced with other strong tie wraps?
Document: The attachment strap is quite large and universal, though it is somewhat bulky. Simply having a zip-tie system with several additional zip ties would be sufficient and cleaner looking, though for the price this cant be beat.
Got this for my road bike since it's the only one that will fit. It's a little bigger than the original Incredibell (which I have on my other bike). The strap is pretty long; I put it on the top tube next to the fork to save space on the handlebars. It's not as tight as the screw-down types, but it stays on well and doesn't really move around unless I slap at it.
I purchased this Bell for my road bike when I am on paths to warn walkers.I have a large diameter drop bar.This is the only Bell with a strap long enough to fit.I mounted it under the bar so that it is not very visible and I can flick it with my finger.Works well and saves my voice and adds to safety.Just one note:  Once it is installed it can be, but is not easily removable.
The end of the &#34;zip tie&#34; can be cut, but if you leave it on, the bell might fit your next bike as well!
I have had one of these bells before. I bought this one to put on a new bike. I have found on trail riding these bells do not startle other people on the trail nearly as much as yelling out &#34;on your left&#34;  when you come up from behind and need to pass. When yelling out the usual response of the person you are passing is look over their shoulder causing them to swerve into your path. That doesn't seem to be the case with the bell.
Strap and position of the bell are fully adjustable, so it will fit any handlebar setup out there. Classic bicycle bell sound.
Nice sharp, clear tone, compact size and fits on my handlebar with room to spare. Black for super stealth mode. Much more civilized than yelling at people before I zoom past. For under ten bucks, it is worth it to avoid even one collision.I tested some other bells that had some sweeter sounding chimes - the brass ones in particular. This one sounds a bit like an uptight chickadee peep. It'll do, though.
Finally a bell that fits on the thicker style handle bars that many road bikes have these days. Works pretty good, the mechanism you push down for sounding the bell is a little hokey, but it works well enough-not as well as other bells by this same company, but okay. Make sure the zip tie that attaches the bell to the bars is the correct side up, otherwise it doesn't hold.
A very workable bell for larger=than-normal handlebars --- it will also fit on most bike stems as well! Make sure you use the provided plastic strip that fits around the plastic &#34;zip tie&#34; (you can see it in the photo covering the inside bottom half of the circular ring). I discovered the strip serves to tighten the grip; without it the bell will slip around.
Loved this little bell and it fit nicely on my recumbent trike bars (odd size), After a couple days of use, I decided to change its location. Big mistake! It took a few people, and finally a screwdriver, to get the bell removed. Unfortunately, the strap never gripped the locking slot again so the unit is in my metal scrap bin now.
Answer: yes