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Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
I just ass-u-me-d everyone hung them from somewhere near the forks. Mine is tied to the wire that guides the brake lines. Where's yours?
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Its supposed to be somewhere low, close to the ground. Mine is hanging of my forward controls. Its the first thing that drags in a tight right hand turn.
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Hanging in the store....don't have one
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Mine hangs from the left floorboard. Made a 1/8” thick bracket with two holes and a slight bend, one end goes thru a bolt for the floorboard and the other side has my Bell with a metal keyring loop holding it on. just like gram a hard left turn and a here the Bell. Sounds like a di er Bell and then i get hungry
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Mine was tied along the frame near right floorboard but got crushed by tree root when I was riding on dirt drive,new bell now hangs from a bracket right near the oil filter that I made just for the bell
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Mine hangs off the bracket that the AIS used to be attached to above the oil filter. Not as low as it could be, but I didn't want to drag it either.
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Mine came with the bike from the former owner, just below might braking toes. Hits the ground alot but hey, it scares those damn Gremlins off!
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Where ever you want as long as it doesn't interfere with the safe operation of your motorcycle

origins of the bell
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Mine hang off the guide brackets too. I have two bells. My son gave me one and my best friensd for 40 years gave me one. ( I think it was a comment on my riding skills) If you ever see me ride you might agree with them!
 
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Re:Gremlin Bell Location? 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Mine was given to me last year. (Not suppose to work unless it was given to you as a gift, not given to yourself). I placed it along the right frame rail, and I don"t recall it dragging, but with the pipes as loud as they are, and the ear plugs, I can't hear a thing anyways.

I wondered if some folks hear have them on their bikes, just another way for riders to think and give to each other, pretty cool in my mind. Door slammers just don't share that comradery.
 
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