Bravo Bells Gorilla Bilker Bell - Bike Accessory for Luck on the Road

Bravo Bells are manufactured in the USA using state-of-the-art lead-free pewter. Each Bravo Bell comes equipped with a 24 mm nickel-plated split ring, a 2"x 3 1/2" velveteen drawstring black bag, and a Bravo Bells Legend Card. These bells are designed to drive away Gremlins while on the road and serve as a great way to remind fellow bikers to stay safe.

However, there are a few rules to follow when using the Bravo Bell. First, it should be hung from the lowest part of your bike. This ensures that if Gremlins attempt to reach for your bike, they will be trapped in the bell's hollow. Second, the bell should be hung towards the front of your bike, as the ringing sound will drive the Gremlins away.

The magic of the Bravo Bell is believed to be twice as strong if it is received as a gift from a friend or loved one, rather than if you purchase one for yourself. Additionally, if you ever sell your bike, it is recommended to keep the bell, as it is a precious gift of love and good will.

However, if you steal a bell from someone else's bike, you will not only have to deal with your own Gremlins, but also those that the previous owner would have had to contend with.

The story behind the Bravo Bell is an intriguing one. As the legend goes, an old gray-bearded biker was traveling back from Mexico on a cool desert night with a full moon. His saddlebags were full of trinkets for his biker friends and the kids at home, and everything seemed perfect. Little did he know, however, that Gremlins were waiting to ambush him.

The Gremlins laid traps on the road or deployed invisible devilish devices to break the biker's bike. As the biker rounded a sharp turn, they herded a coyote onto the road, causing the biker to skid and crash into a ditch. When the biker woke up, he saw the Gremlins moving towards him, and his saddlebag was torn off and lying next to him.

In a desperate attempt to scare the Gremlins away, the biker started throwing items from his bag, and the only things that seemed to work were the bells he had bought for the children. Amazingly, the tinkling of the bells seemed to confuse the Gremlins. A couple of other bikers heard the bells and followed the sound, eventually finding the old gray-bearded biker and scaring away any remaining Gremlins.

Grateful for the rescue, the old biker cut some tassels off his saddlebag and used them to tie a bell to each of the other bikers' bikes. He explained that the bells would warn off the Gremlins and that if they were ever in trouble, they could ring the bell for help.

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