Gremlin Bells

The Legend:

Legend has it that a small bell attached to your motorcycle, close to the ground, catches the Evil Road Spirits.
The Little Gremlins live on your motorcycle causing all kinds of mechanical problems.
The cavity of the bell attracts these Evil Spirits, but the constant ringing drives them insane and they lose their grip and fall to the ground.

Have you ever wondered where pot holes come from?

Can I hang my own Gremlin Bell?

The most important rules of the bell would be as follows:

Rule #1: Never buy your own bell – In order for the gremlin bell to work, it must be received as a gift. Its magical powers are activated by the gesture of good will and care, and the bell becomes especially powerful if received from a fellow rider.
Rule #2: Never hang your own bell – Probably originated from the Old Bike's Tale, the bell should be hung on your bike by the person who gave it to you. Not only does the person give the sacred gift to you with intentional good will, but he or she makes sure that the protection is activated with good will intentions as well.
Rule #3: Never leave your bell behind – If you sell your motorcycle, never leave it on the bike for the new owner. The bell should be cherished for what it represents, so you should take it off, keep it or transfer it to a new bike. If you want to give the bell to the new owner as a gift, you'll have to take it off and personally hand it over. If you don't give the bell with good will that is intentional, it won't have protective properties.
Rule #4: Attach it to the lowest part of the frame – Since the little gremlins lurk by the side of the road, they usually grab the motorcycles from below. If you place the bell as low as possible and closer to the front, you'll ensure that that's the first thing they'll grab and that they are instantly captured by it without a chance of doing a mischief.
Rule #5: A stolen bell loses its powers – Gremlin bell is all about good intentions, so stolen together with the bike, it will lose its powers and gremlins will run free. The thief won't stand a chance.
Rule #6: The bell should be occasionally cleaned and polished – Every time the bike is cleaned, the bell should be polished. One must think of all the fallen friends while doing it, which is a way of paying them respect. One must also remember the meaning of being in the wind and importance of being free. Oh, and it makes the bell nice and shiny.