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Man, Story, I've gotta get to that island and ride with you. You've got some of the most breadth taking pics I've ever seen.
You know, I've been riding Harlys since 1989. I either always had crappy friends or this bell thing is a more recent deal. I never had one in CT or CA, but my riding partners were few. When I moved to VA and the internet gained popularity I started hearing about bells. I never had one until a new neighbor who rides moved next door and he was really surprised I didn't have one. He and his wife picked one up and I put it on my right floor board, as someone else suggested, with a keyring instead of the little leather strap.
When I got the Softy, my wife picked me up another one that I hung on my peg - again with a key ring..
Man, Story, I've gotta get to that island and ride with you. You've got some of the most breadth taking pics I've ever seen.
You know, I've been riding Harlys since 1989. I either always had crappy friends or this bell thing is a more recent deal. I never had one in CT or CA, but my riding partners were few. When I moved to VA and the internet gained popularity I started hearing about bells. I never had one until a new neighbor who rides moved next door and he was really surprised I didn't have one. He and his wife picked one up and I put it on my right floor board, as someone else suggested, with a keyring instead of the little leather strap.
When I got the Softy, my wife picked me up another one that I hung on my peg - again with a key ring..
Thanks sBender... But there's on so many times you can ride around a Island... lol
On the Bell thing... My wife and I will get some for during xmas and give them out to
our friends that don't have one. It is the perfect gift they run about $10.00 to $15.00 here.
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