Crane Bell

The history of the brand

Crane Bell was born in Japan with a desire to offer bells that would have one of the best and most beautiful sounds in the world. Their bells are precision engineered by experts who have proven themselves in the bicycle market. Each bell is made in Osaka with a timeless design, but with an identifiable sound adopted by a majority of cyclists.

Crane Bell has extended its range of bells to all types of cyclists, from the casual rider to the hardcore traveller. Its bells have become real little jewels and it was only natural for the brand to offer reflective accessories and bicycle lights as a complement. The safety of the cyclist is therefore at the heart of Crane Bell, which now offers functional, robust and stylish products.

Our product selection

The Suzu bell from Crane Bell is ideal for any cyclist who wants a high quality product with a powerful sound that will guarantee safe journeys. With this designer accessory, the cyclist will be heard by pedestrians and will not scratch the bike's handlebars thanks to a vinyl-covered mounting flange. The item is available in four colours to suit all tastes: silver, copper, black and gold. In aluminium or brass, it's the perfect bell for bike riding and makes it look good.

For compatibility with larger diameter handlebars, the E-NE bell is the right accessory for the bike rider. With its light weight and different colours (silver, shiny silver, copper, shiny copper, matt black, gold, shiny gold), it will win you over right from the start. The Crane Bell is designed to last, so it's the accessory to have!

Why does it fit with JE SUIS À VÉLO?

The timelessness of the Crane Bell brand immediately appealed to us at JE SUIS À VÉLO. This Japanese company has come up with products that are ideal for the cyclist who wants to feel safe at all times without compromising on the design of his bike. The urban cyclist needs a bell with a powerful sound to be heard by those around him or her, and the ones offered by Crane Bell are true works of art that were needed in the JE SUIS À VÉLO catalogue.