Zefal Z-Kids Double Fun Bike Accessories Pack for Children, Includes Streamers & Bell, Teal

These are high quality streamers! The bell is very loud and also adorable. There's a cute heart shaped charm on the front. Everything attached to the bike seamlessly. I could see these holding up to typical wear and tear but the streamers won't stay on if you consistently fall on the handlebars. Honestly I am very impressed by the quality. The streamers are very soft and bright. Happy!

My daughter is 6 and rides a BMX bike. It has some pink but these handle bar streamers totally spruced up her bike. At first I was afraid about installation because her grips have no holes but these Popped right in. The bell is an added bonus she's singing constantly at anyone in her way. Both items seem to be of great Quality and very durable.

Love the streamers and cute bell. It could be for a bike or scooter even tho its pink anyone can love these fun accessories on their bike or scooter. My niece even loved to use them as pom poms like a cheerleader. They were easy to attach and the bell is fun, not loud and annoying like some bells. She does like to ring it. My niece is a bit rough with her bike and they havent managed to fall out. The ribbons dont pull out easy either. I would say they are made well. They do make a good gift for someone who wants some fun accessories for there ride. They are a good size to where they over power the bike and definitely dont get in the way of your hands on the handles. All in all I would recommend for sure.

Zefal Z-Kids Double Fun Bicycle Bells and Horns Pack with Teal, Streamers and Bell is perfect for any little one looking to add some sparkle and bell to their bike. The bell is easy to use, and very loud. The jewl in the middle is very pretty, and the bright teal colored streamers are very easy to put on the bike, and a great way to add shine! This kit made my daughters bike look fantastic!

These little streamers and bell are so cute to add to a little girls bike. My 3 year old daughter just loves them. It was easy to install and took less then 5 minutes to get it all on the bike. You just pop the streamers in and the bell just had a couple screws to adjust. Easy peasy! The bell works great and is very easy for my daughter to use. She loves dinging the bell letting everyone know that she is coming.

We barely got the chance to buy our daughter a bike, she was gifted three different hand-me-down bikes before she even learned to ride one! While they were all nearly new- I don't think she was very excited because they're just something fun about making a bike YOURS. THIS set was the answer! Sparkly streamers and a new bell were the things she needed to make her bike feel like HER new bike! They were really easy to install and nothing interferes with her riding the bike. (she's only 4, so I don't want anything sticking in the spokes or anything that could trip her up until she really masters bike riding). Both the steamers and the bell are holding up pretty well, even though a couple crashes and a surprise ride in some big rain. My daughter is happy, so I am happy. This is a really cute little set, and an easy thing to make any old bike feel special and new! (I would say it would even make a brand NEW bike feel special and new- what kid doesn't want a bell!)

This little pom-pom and bell set are adorable! Really dressed up my daughters bike, and she loves ringing the bell! The pom-poms seem to fit well in the handlebars and I'm sure will fit most children's bike handles. The quality is good and the bell also fits well.

Streamers: three colors in the streamers – magenta, iridescent clear, and a foil with printed glitter dots. Streamers measure 9” long x 2” wide. There is a white forked mounting prong that is 1 3/8” long. Was super easy to insert into the center hole on the end of the rubbery hand grip on the handlebars. The streamers are reflective in the sunshine. Very fancy! Bell: Measures 2” in diameter. magenta top with an attached heart gem that is plastic and magenta in color, the base is white. The bell is made from metal with a ding, ding ringer. The pull handle is white with a crescent shape for the finger or thumb. Screws to attach the bell came with it, needed a #2 size X screwdriver. At age 2 ½”, she can ring the bell by herself safely with it being attached on the handlebars and within reach of her hand. We installed the bell on the right-hand side for her to pull the ringer with her finger. Bell Installation: has a white U-shaped hard plastic clamp that screws into the bell. Was cumbersome to screw in the screws upside down without turning the bike over. Easy to use and reuse on another bike at a later time!

It really is the simple things in life that mean so much. These ______ and bell are timeless and still very much enjoyed by my children too. My daughter is still young (3) and has a balance bike. I wasn't sure if these would go on her bike but they do and she absolutely loves them. They are easy to install (literally pushes into the rubber handle bars ... so that's what the holes on the end are for) and they stay very well. There is some minor shedding of the strings with use, but overall, my child adores them and they do not get in the way of her steering or riding. She also loves the bell, which goes on simply with a Phillips head screw driver. These didn't fit in the metal part of the handlebars, so we had to install on the hand grips. She rides around the house and rings the bell to make her brother move. I hope they make a boy version, as my son was very disappointed his bike did not have the fancy dress up additions his sisters did.

I put these on my daughter's bike which had frozen theme. The color of bell and streamers are matching to the bike. The strimmers are easy to install just push into sides of grippers. For the bell you will need a screwdriver but easy to install. The bell sounds well. My daughter loves it. She is happy after bell and streamers added to her bike. Only issue I find is the bell is left handed, my daughter prefer it to be in right handed. I put bell on right side but now she has to use her finger (pull backwards) instead of thumb (push) to operate it.