Bravo Bells King Skull Keychain for Luck - Made in USA

The Tale of the Bell:

On a cool desert night, an old gray-beard biker was returning from Mexico. Under a full moon, his saddlebags were packed with trinkets for his kids and biker friends, and everything seemed perfect. However, he was unaware of the gremlins lurking in the shadows, setting traps and deploying invisible devices to sabotage his bike. These mischievous gremlins orchestrated a cunning plan: they scared a coyote onto the road just as the biker rounded a sharp turn, causing him to skid and crash.

When he came to, he found himself in a ditch with the gremlins approaching. His saddlebag was torn open beside him, and as he started tossing items from the bag, it was the bells he had bought for the children that caught the gremlins’ attention. To his astonishment, the sound of the bells seemed to bewilder them. Meanwhile, a couple of bikers, drawn by the ringing, followed the sound and arrived just in time. Noticing the old biker's distress, they yelled loudly to scare away any lurking animals.

Grateful for the timely rescue, the old gray-beard biker took some tassels from his saddlebag and used them to attach a bell to each of their bikes. He explained that the bells had the power to ward off gremlins and promised that if they ever found themselves in trouble, ringing the bell would summon help.

Bravo Bells are crafted in the USA from state-of-the-art lead-free pewter. Each comes with a 24 mm nickel-plated split ring, a 2" x 3.5" velveteen drawstring bag, and a Bravo Bells Legend Card. Designed to drive away gremlins and serve as a reminder for bikers to stay safe, these bells have a few important rules:

1. Placement: Hang the bell from the lowest part of your bike. Gremlins trying to reach your bike will get trapped in the bell's hollow. Ensure it faces the front, as the ringing will drive them away.

2. Gifted Bells: While buying your own bell works, receiving one as a gift from a friend or loved one doubles its protective power. If you sell your bike, remember to keep the bell as it represents a precious token of love and goodwill.

3. Stolen Bells: Beware—if you steal a bell from another bike, you inherit all the gremlins that bell would have deterred, adding them to your own.

By following these guidelines, bikers can enjoy a safer ride and remember the kindness of those who helped them in times of trouble.

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