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What is a ride bell? Well...
Back in the 80's, you'd attached it to your bike, somewhere low. (We didn't have fancy alarm systems back then!) And let's just say, if you were sleeping next to your bike and some low life tried to steal it, well that little bell did one hell of a job!I think that's how they got their "good luck charm" appeal, and it's carried on a long time now. Nowadays. people say they keep "bad spirits" and "gremlins" that cause mechanical issues away, whilst giving you protection on the road.And look, whether or not you think that's nonsense, it's something to treasure. Whether you just want to add a little bling to your ride, or let a mate know you've got their back, surely a little extra "good luck" can't be a bad thing?
Motorcycle Ride Bells - Johnny Reb Australia
The ride bell is one of motorcycling's oldest traditions. According to riding folklore, the bell's ringing drives away evil road spirits that cause mechanical failures and crashes — and a bell given as a gift carries twice the protection of one you buy yourself.
Whether you hold to the tradition or just appreciate the culture, a Johnny Reb ride bell is a piece of motorcycle heritage with over 40 years of Australian riding behind it. Designed in the JR skull and heritage aesthetic, in quality metal construction built to handle years of vibration, weather, and the road.
Hang it from your frame, your handlebars, or your luggage rack. Give one to a rider you care about — that's how the tradition works, and that's how the protection doubles. A ride bell from Johnny Reb is one of the most meaningful small gifts in the motorcycle world.