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SOB Thieves!
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Tango
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Didn't know SS ties even existed. :2thumbs: Tom :spyder:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
That is a good question. :bowdown:
At ballpark $5 each...not a big profit item. :roflblack:
ozarkryder
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Traditionally bells to keep the road gremlins away are as far forward and low on a bike. In some areas I have been there may be a bell low and at the rear as a remembrance to fallen riding brothers and sisters. First bell I got was for my Sears & Roebuck minibike in 1965 when I was 10 years old. It came from a friends father, the first 1%er I knew. (Didn't quite get the ramifications of that at the time.) It lasted a few years with the minibike, then a Sears Allstate moped with both motor and bike pedels, and finally an Allstate 250 Twingle. (Grandpa worked at Sears) Lost the bell off the 250 when, I suppose, the leather thong rotted and broke. Now I use zip ties to attach the bell to our bikes. (Pic below) Wire, string, leather thongs and such will eventually give out and the bell will take a trip by itself.
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