CRANE BELL SUZU STRIKE LEVER
Crane Suzu Lever Strike Bell
- Strong retro appeal
- Spring-loaded lever strike mechanism
- Redesigned clamp fits bar diameters ranging from 22.2mm to 26.0mm
- Measures 55mm in diameter
- All metal construction with durable plated steel clamp and striker
- Made in Japan
We think these are some of the finest bells available. Timeless retro designs, unchanged for decades. The brass offers a louder and clearer tone than the alloy. Made in Japan. Fits bars with 22 and 24mm diameter (i.e. mtn. bar and road bars)
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- Strong retro appeal
- Spring-loaded lever arm strike mechanism
- Redesigned clamp fits bar diameters ranging from 22.2mm to 26.0mm
- Measures 55mm in diameter
- All metal construction with durable plated steel clamp and striker
- Made in Japan
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Description
Compact and sleek teardrop shape bell. Lightweight polycarbonate 2-piece clamp.
Two Clamp sizes:
Large is for 31.8mm bar bulge and installing over bar tape/cables.
Small is for riser and townie bars. (22- 25.4mm) -
Description
The E-ne is positionable on top of the bar or in front of the bar. Its aesthetic is a little more rustic than slick, but it looks great and sounds great.
- Fits 22.2-31.8mm bars
- Available in a variety of different colours.
- Made in Japan -
Description
The E-ne is positionable on top of the bar or in front of the bar. Its aesthetic is a little more rustic than slick, but it looks great and sounds great.
- Fits 22.2-31.8mm bars
- Available in a variety of different colours.
- Made in Japan -
Description
- Mini version of Suzu Bells
- Strong retro appeal
- Spring-loaded lever strike mechanism
- Smaller 45mm alloy dome and curvier lever strike hammer than the larger Suzu
- Steel clamp fits 26.0 to 22.2
- Made in Japan -
Description
- Strong retro appeal
- Spring-loaded lever arm strike mechanism
- Redesigned clamp fits bar diameters ranging from 22.2mm to 26.0mm
- Measures 55mm in diameter
- All metal construction with durable plated steel clamp and striker
- Made in Japan
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