Brass Cow Motorcycle Biker Rider Spirit Bell on 2040-parts.com
Stockton, Kansas, US
These bells are made of solid brass, then polished to a nice finish. They are approximately 1"X1/34" and have a really nice ring to them. Each bell comes with a split ring for hanging and a bell legend card. These bell are said to do terrible things to those little gremlins that try to wreck havoc on your ride. They get caught up in the bell and the ringing makes them fall out. Ever wonder where pot holes come from? The power of the bell is said to double when given as a gift to your friends. Also every time they see or hear the bell they are reminded of you and that you care about them. These are a nice addition to any ride. Bike, car, truck, airplane, golf cart. You get the idea! Be sure to check out our other items as we will be adding new items in the near future. As always, thanks for looking and HAPPY BIDDING!
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