May 18, 2012 12:26 AM PDT
i was given a bell over 20 yrs ago, i have ever had a accident ,i well never remove it. now that i said that something will go wrong
Don't even think that they, bro. Your covered. K?
Ride Free
Tweek
I don't remember seeing many whips on bikes where I used to ride (mid Atlantic states). But most of the people I knew that would carry something were usually packin' something else.
March 11, 2013 12:30 AM PDT
Sometime I run mine across the bars and in case of an EM. Lay-Downjust pull one side or the other hard.Pull Right the bike will go down on left and vice-versa.For decorations u can put one on each side and use them as regular horse "REINS",but careful when f$%%#$%in round with stuff.Usin it for what its intended is the safest-Get Back Jack and THAT WORKS!
March 11, 2013 1:33 AM PDT
Dating back to the middle ages, the Mace was a weapon. It wasn't for show. It was a decoration. Today, similar "whips" used as an "adornment" by some are not as deadly as the Knights Mace. However, there are bikers out there who, today, hang a deadlier version of the so-called "whip" for no other reason than to use them. It's like this; some bikers hang ballpean hammers from their belt. Now, what possible reason could a guy have for walking/riding around with a ballpean hammer? I'm just saying.
Peace