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New bike requires new bell. Old bell should be kept and hung in the garage. Bad jew jew to put it on the new ride.
At least that's the line of **** my buddies told me when they went with me to pick up my new ride and handed me the new bell! Personally.... my gremlin bell is the Holy Trinity!
I had 2 on my last bike and moved them over to this bike.................. will I be hit by a meteor? I hope not, that would suck bigtime..........................
Always keep your bell. I got mine as a gift from my wife and it has been on 4 bikes now and it has always brought me good luck. And I bought my son his bell and I hope he always keeps it.
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