How to Replace a Bicycle Bell Disc
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0If your bicycle bell isn't ringing, it's likely because the internal arms aren't rotating well or at all. This guide demonstrates how to quickly replace the rotating discs inside the bell, and get it back into working order. This is a quick fix that does not require any tools.
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Unscrew the exterior bell housing by rotating clockwise, then remove the housing.
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Rotate the parallel bars clockwise until they separate from the rod they're mounted on.
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Remove the rubber discs.
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Grab your new rubber discs and insert one at each end of the parallel bars.
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Test and rotate the discs with your finger to see if it is the appropriate size.
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If the disc does not rotate easily, change the size of your metal disc to a narrower one.
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Rotate the parallel bars counterclockwise, into their original position.
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Replace the exterior housing and rotate it counterclockwise until it's fully secure.
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Your bell should now be ringing like new!
Your bell should now be ringing like new!
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