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My wife just gave me a little bell to put on my bike. Apparently she got the notion from reading it somewhere on HDF, for good luck or gremlin prevention.I must have left the HDF site up and she started snoopin'. Anyhow, I wasn't expecting it and it is my first bell. Now, if we can get her to believe that its good luck to get an exhaust system upgrade as soon as possibleI love superstitious people.
She was sweet and of course I thanked her, it's the thought that counts. Believe me, I don't want any problems with my bike either. I will put it on someplace. Any suggestions where it should go on the SG?
I wouldn't hang a bell on my bike - but I like the idea of an anti-gremlin exhaust system. Anti-gremlin billet mirrors and levers - anti-gremlin custom seat. (o:
She was sweet and of course I thanked her, it's the thought that counts. Believe me, I don't want any problems with my bike either. I will put it on someplace. Any suggestions where it should go on the SG?
That's a great gift! Legend says it's supposed to go on the lowest part of the bike. I've got mine tied to the support arm of my right floorboard, received it as a gift from my wife also.
How do you like MAFB? I lived there as a kid (dad's retired USAF, and so am I) and went back a number of times during my career.
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