What will you do with Guardian Bell?
RE: What will you do with Guardian Bell?
It stays with you and goes on your next bike. I did not leave mine on my bike when it was traded in, nor do any of my friends I ride with. They are purchased by a loved one for the rider, not necessarily the bike.
If you never ride again, but loved to ride, I would see it as a loving jesture to pass it on to a loved one or good friend that you care for to go on their bike,but I don't think any of that is in the folklore.
It's just what I would do. Like passing on a piece or jewlery, antiques, or valuable items to loved ones.It is of no concern if the bell itself is monetarily valuable, it is an item of sentiment. At least, that is the meaning behind it.
If you never ride again, but loved to ride, I would see it as a loving jesture to pass it on to a loved one or good friend that you care for to go on their bike,but I don't think any of that is in the folklore.
It's just what I would do. Like passing on a piece or jewlery, antiques, or valuable items to loved ones.It is of no concern if the bell itself is monetarily valuable, it is an item of sentiment. At least, that is the meaning behind it.
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