Bike Bell for AirTag, Hidden Bike Mount AirTag Under Bicycle Bell, Anti-Theft for Adult Kids Bicycle Scooter, Loud Clear Sound Bike Bell Fit for Most Handlebars (Black)

Looking for something like this for some time. This allows you to store stash and air tag on your bike without making it obvious. I've seen a lot of different holders and a lot of different things that make it a point to show off. That there's this tracker on your bike. But for the life of me, I can't figure out why you would want to make that known. They're just going to take it off and throw it away.

This bell fit on my ebike perfectly and blends in as a normal bell while still concealing the airtag inside. The sound the bell makes is pleasant and loud and the airtag holder is discrete and fits my airtag perfectly. Installation was a breeze with just a single screw to tighten and the bell comes with everything you need to install it (bell, screwdriver and foam pad). Very happy with this product overall and would recommend!

The media could not be loaded.  An AirTag is an Apple product that announces its presence to any passing iPhone which immediately reports its exact GPS position back to Big Brother who tells the owner where it is. AirTags are useful for finding the whereabouts of things you might misplace, or that get stolen.In the latter category are bikes - according to data from the Office for National Statistics an average of 77,313 bicycles are reported stolen in the UK every year, so being able to tell the police exactly where your bike is might speed up getting it back.The cost of a single Airtag is £28, reducing to £23.50 if purchased in 4’s on Amazon, so it is important that the Airtag is fastened securely and covertly to your cycle and that its housing is waterproof.This bell fulfils all three requirements:“Covert” is covered as the housing looks like any ordinary inexpensive bell and, as we all know, although only bikes at the point of sale have to be fitted with bells it is desirable, but not a legal requirement, to have a bell. The bell also is fully functional with a loud ring.“Securely” is covered by the bell being fastened to the handlebars with a screw clamp and the requirement to unscrew the gong to get at the Airtag - I guess this could be more secure as it only takes a few seconds to unscrew the gong, but you would have to know exactly where to look.“Waterproof” is covered by the IP65 rating - “water resistant, protected against water jets from any angle, but not to be submerged”, so not totally waterproof, but good enough.Assembling the Airtag into the bell was simple and the only problem I encountered was a tendency for the large diameter thread to get cross-threaded. Whatever you do don’t force it. Just turn it slowly anti-clockwise until the thread clicks then rotate in the clockwise direction until it is tightly sealed.Fitting to my handlebars was straightforward, but there isn’t much adjustment and if your handlebars are a larger diameter than normal it is possible the clip won’t tighten enough and the clapper will be forced against the gong and the bell’s long loud ring will be replaced with a dull clunk.Although inexpensive, this bell is over twice the price of one without the Airtag housing and there are also alternative AirTag bike mounts which you might consider: modified reflectors, handlebar post mounts, water bottle mounts, etc.