Milwaukee Leather MLB9019 'Never Ride Faster' Motorcycle Good Luck Bell | Key Chain Accessory for Bikers Hang This Bell on Your Bike! Legend Has It That Evil Road Spirits Have Been Latching Themselves on To Motorcycles for As Long as There Have Been Bikes on The Road. Legend Has It These Evil Road Spirits Are Responsible for Mechanical Problems and Bad Luck on a Ride or Road Trip. By Attaching a Small Bell onto Your Bike, It Can Bring Good Luck to You and Your Priced Motorcycle Ride. Details Material and Construction | Made Of 100 % Lead Free Pewter Heavy and Quality Metal. Our Motorcycle Bells with Key Ring are Durable and Built to Last! They are Lightweight, Resistant to Impact, Wear-Resistant, Environmentally Safe and Non-Toxic. The Good Luck Bell Is Weather Resistant, made to take all the elements from an Open Road, Long Rides or Trips. Design | The Motorcycle Decorative Bell Features a 'Never Ride Faster' Raised Embossed Design, Clear, Clean and Eye-Catching! Awesome Design with Detailed Artwork. Our Motorcycle Bells Allow You to Add Some Flair to Your Bike and Also a Personal Style. They Provide a Loud and Unique Sound to Accompany While You Ride. Installation | You Can Install and Hang It from The Lowest Part of Your Bike or Use It as A Regular Key Chain and Goodluck Will Follow. Easily Removable and Storage Makes. This Makes a Great Addition on Your Precious Motorcycle. Rider Protection| Legend Has It by Hanging a Bell on Your Motorcycle, You Invoke Its Protective Powers, Creating A Shield Against Negative Influences on The Road. Gifted Bells | Interestingly, The Magic of The Bell Is Said to Be Twice as Potent When It Is Given as A Gift Rather Than Purchased for Oneself. So, If Someone Gifts You a Bell, Its Protective Abilities Are Believed to Be Even Stronger. What You Will Receive | The Package Includes the Following Items: 1 Bell - 1 Split Ring to Install to Your Motorcycle or Use as A Regular Key Chain. Each Bell Has the Following Measurements: 1 Inch Width X 1.5 Inch Height | Carded and Ready to Hang.
