Are you talking about the decorative bells that people hang from the handlebars and other parts of their bikes? I can't see any legal reason why not to transfer them. Now if you're talking in the spiritual sense, well...... 
Yes, I am referring to those ornaments. There actually is an etiquette, it has more "power" if you are given it rather than buying one yourself. The lower they are attached to the bike the better they work.... I figured since ive already installed one that a friend gave me, i dont want to jinx something...
Never heard anything about transferring them from bike to bike. Only that they are supposed to be given as a gift, not bought for yourself. As far as I can figure, they are given to a person, not to the bike. But everyone's thinking may differ on this. Not a big deal, your wife/mom/gf/whatever can just buy you a new one to go with the new bike.
Transferring is OK.
Never put them on the handlebars, always on the lower frame.
The ringing of the gremlins, and since they jump on the bike from the road, the lower the better.
And you can not buy your own gremlin bell. It must be given as a gift from a friend.
Never put them on the handlebars, always on the lower frame.
The ringing of the gremlins, and since they jump on the bike from the road, the lower the better.
And you can not buy your own gremlin bell. It must be given as a gift from a friend.
1shot (bob) Is Right, This Is The Correct Way For The Bell. My Friend And I Have Rode To Canada And Back Twice. I Have Given Him One And He Has Given Me One. Ride On.................
You know, at the dealership I worked in for years, we did A LOT of wreck estimates, many of which were for the recently deceased. One day, my little buddy Rodney was doing a wreck estimate, and made the observation that almost ALL the wrecks we did had a stupid bell on them.
Needless to say, most of us working in the back that had them removed them from our bikes promptly... just in case. I have never had one, but then I dig chicks...
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Needless to say, most of us working in the back that had them removed them from our bikes promptly... just in case. I have never had one, but then I dig chicks...
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do not open an umbrella indoors.
do not cross a black cats path.
do not walk underneath a ladder.
do not hand someone an open knife.
do not eat balck eyed peas on new years day.
and the list goes on. i would not transfer the bell from bike to bike. the bell and the bike become one after installation.
do not cross a black cats path.
do not walk underneath a ladder.
do not hand someone an open knife.
do not eat balck eyed peas on new years day.
and the list goes on. i would not transfer the bell from bike to bike. the bell and the bike become one after installation.
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