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Posted by chief
- April 10, 2013, 21:07:16 PMWe sell them... so we have dozens! If thinking they do something makes you want to buy one... then yeah they do something... 
Nah! They are just for fun.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- April 10, 2013, 20:13:28 PMI have one and my sister does and so does my Brother-in-law and a lot of my buddies, not any real reason other then the story that goes with it is kind of neat and I have always had one on every bike I hav eever owned and the reason ...just because.....mine is Support your Troops one on this ride.....
Posted by Troll
- April 10, 2013, 19:34:47 PMI vote for the return to Paganism...my ancestors would appreciate it. Somewhere on my family tree there is a tenuous connection to Mary Stuart.
Posted by David Baker
- April 10, 2013, 19:01:03 PMI have two... One for each side... I like balance in my life. lqtm
Posted by pcarrell
- April 10, 2013, 18:33:37 PMI have a gremlin bell my wife gave me. It doesn't do anything, but it's kinda fun. It's funny that you mention the religious angle as my bell has a big cross on it.
Posted by John Hopkins
- April 10, 2013, 18:16:21 PMA weird question maybe..
I think most British people are less religious than Americans, we are a much more cynical race..but how many of you have a riders or gremlin bell fitted to your bike..How many of you actually believe it does something to protect you..and of those that don't believe in it but still have one, can you explain why you have it and if it fell off, would you replace it?
I think everything in the world happens in cycles, climate, inventions, taste in music, or food, these are all wheels within wheels and I think Britian is either heading towards pagan times or because of the population changes towards muslim beliefs..
Most of us don't have ride bells..but I believe in Pinky and the Brain..
Another meaningless post by..
John