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If you successfully found this forum, surely you could google what the "rules" are. Just out of curiosity, I did google it and I found this forum. Then I clicked again and found your question....it was like I came full circle. I ended up in this infinity loop and couldn't get out!
Now that just makes too much common sense, not sure that's allowed here.
Trying to be a good girl friend, and knew a tiny bit about the Guardian Bell, found out my boyfriends new bike doesn't have one, so I've ordered one for him. Then I find this and now I'm concerned...I didn't realize it was to be specific to the year/make/model of the bike...how can I find out if the one I got is acceptable or what the heck are the rules?? Thanks!
I didn't want to post them all but I think this one applies in this case.
Guardian Bell Rules:
Rule 346 - If said Guardian Bell is given by the riders girlfriend or wife it is required that said girlfriend or wife must "polish his bell" at his request without hesitation.
Trying to be a good girl friend, and knew a tiny bit about the Guardian Bell, found out my boyfriends new bike doesn't have one, so I've ordered one for him. Then I find this and now I'm concerned...I didn't realize it was to be specific to the year/make/model of the bike...how can I find out if the one I got is acceptable or what the heck are the rules?? Thanks!
Be careful. The last thing you want to hear is: "Honey, I appreciate it. But I ride a Harley. This bell is made for a Kawasaki ZR1000BTKX1sc-A, early 2014."
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