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Roses - Lady Guardian® Bell Motorcycle Biker Car Truck Keep Gremlins Away on 2040-parts.com

US $10.50
Location:

South Carolina, US

South Carolina, US
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:Returns will be accepted ONLY if the item is not as described in my auction and buyer will pay the return postage, which is non-refundable. NO EXCEPTIONS. Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Guardian® Bell Surface Finish:PEWTER Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Array Country of Manufacture:United States

This auction is for one ROSES lead free Pewter Guardian® Bell, measuring approximately 1" x 1 1/2" and comes with it's own Black Velvet Bag, Key Ring and copy of the Guardian® Bell Legend.

 Guardian® Bells can be used to put you keys on the keyring, to hang from your bike, to hang from a rearview mirror, etc.

Legend of the Guardian® Bell 

Many of us have heard the legend about Evil Road Spirits. The legend says they are little gremlins that live on your bike. They love to ride, and they’re also responsible for most of your bike’s problems. Sometimes your turn signals refuse to work, your battery goes dead, the clutch needs adjustment or any of several hundred things that can go wrong. These problems are caused by Evil Road Spirits. Evil Road Spirits can’t live in the presence of the bell, because they get trapped in the hollow of the bell. Among other things, their hearing is supersensitive, so the constant ringing of the bell and the confined space drives them insane. They lose their grip and eventually fall to the roadway. Have you ever wondered how potholes come from? The bell has served its purpose.

If you pick up a Guardian® Bell of your own, the magic will work, but if your bell is given to you, the power is doubled, and you know that somewhere you have a special friend helping to look after you. So, if you have a friend who doesn’t have a bell, why not give them one? It’s a nice feeling for the recipient to know you care. The bell, plus a good preventive maintenance program by the bikes owner, will help eliminate Evil Road Spirits.

Polishing the Guardian® Bell

It has been a tradition among some of us for a long time to attach a bell to our left swing arm, to remember our brothers and sisters who have gone down riding. Every time we get down to wash and polish our bell, we are reminded of friends lost, and our thoughts turn to the meaning of being in the wind. As we ride and hear the bell ring, we know that our brothers and sisters are riding with us, and how easy it would be to join them with a single mistake. And maybe, just maybe, the next time a situation comes up, they will be there to help us...as long as we remember them by polishing the bell.

THANKS FOR LOOKING! 
TO EVERYBODY OUT THERE, RIDING OR DRIVING ... 
PLEASE RIDE AND DRIVE SAFE ... THERE ARE CrAzY DRIVERS ON CELL PHONES EVERYWHERE!

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