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* I keep the old bell on BUT I do appriciatethe bell from a friend or loved one, then I'll have 2
* On my totalled RK, well my mom passed from breast cancer last year. I bought a pink ribbon bell because my mom and dad are with me on every ride. I got hit on the anniversary of my dads passing. I know the bell and my pops kept me alive. Ok, Im corny...
* Now on my HSTC, I have moms bell and my new bell from MoCo, one on each rail...
The bell on my last bike was gifted to me so when I bought this one I just kept the old bell and put it on my new ride. Is it right, I don't know...is it wrong, I don't know...do I care, not really.
If I buy a bike with those bells on them, I take them off and throw them in a drawer. I've got three of them right now. I consider the whole "gremlin bell" silly.
If I buy a bike with those bells on them, I take them off and throw them in a drawer. I've got three of them right now. I consider the whole "gremlin bell" silly.
Don't know what good they are doing in a drawer.Take them out and throw them in the trash,but to be on the safe side,get a rabbits foot to ward off the offended Gremlins.
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