Knog is an Australian design brand renowned for innovative cycling accessories, including the Oi bike bell, Blinder lights, and Scout bike alarms.
Knog is a proudly Australian design business founded in 2002 by Hugo Davidson and Mal McKechnie. Based in Melbourne, Knog has established a global reputation for creating urban cycling and outdoor accessories that break the mold of conventional design.
Best known for their sleek, low-profile "Oi" bicycle bells and high-performance "Blinder" LED lights, Knog combines safety with style to create products that people love to use. The brand focuses on functional aesthetics, ensuring that safety gear like lights and alarms enhance the look of a bike rather than cluttering it.
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When charging via USB-C, the power button will glow amber. Once fully charged, the power button will glow green. After 1 minute of being fully charged, the green light typically turns off.
The recommended torque for the screw on the Knog Oi bell is 0.5Nm. Ensure you place it on a cylindrical part of the handlebar that is not tapered.
A flashing red light on the power button indicates the battery is low. The light output is automatically reduced to approximately 30% to preserve runtime, and you should charge the device soon.
Knog guarantees the materials and workmanship of their products for two years from the date of purchase.