Basil Bloom Field Ding Dong Bicycle Bell - Blue

Name: Hollandbikeshop.com
Address: Molenweer, Wateringen, Nederland, 2291NR
Telephone: +31 (0)70 - 300 00 44
Price range: $

EAN 8715019505386
Brand: Basil
Product Model: 736333

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This Basil Bloom is a trendy ding dong bicycle bell with a flower print.
This bell is blue in color and has a diameter of 80mm and has a loud ding dong sound.
In the morning you want to be at work on time, so it is sometimes necessary to cycle past that herd of students.
Those are times when the bicycle bell comes in handy.
This accessory is part of the Basil Bloom collection.
There are bicycle bells, but also matching saddle covers and various bicycle bags full of flowers for the back of your bicycle.

- Thoughtful design
- Fashionable design
- High Quality
- Since 1976
- Stylish must-have for your bike due to the floral print.
- Makes a loud and clear ding dong sound.

Specifications:
Brand: Basil
Model: Bloom Field
Type: Ding Dong
Material: Metal
Dimensions: 8 x 11 x 8 cm (External dimensions)
Color: Blue

Basil is a unique and highly experienced producer of multipurpose, contemporary bicycle baskets, bicycle panniers, luggage carriers, accessories for bicycle seats, seat covers, rain covers and umbrellas in various product lines.

All Basil products have been perfected down to the smallest detail and are characterized by new applications based on (unspoken) consumer needs as well as a daring, trendy design.
This is how Basil got its reputation as a company that touches and moves customers; a reputation that is reinforced by Basil products stimulating bicycle usage, making Basil an example of corporate social responsibility.

In 2009, appreciation for Basil and its products was shown from various sides.
The most recent example of public approval for Basil was the Eurobike Award, which Basil received for its Basil d’Azur product line of practical and tough-looking panniers, fashioned in a beach club style.

The award was presented in September during the annual international bicycle industry fair, Eurobike, held in Friedrichshafen, Germany.