Carried by pilots in WWII. Adopted by bikers on the open road.
The Gremlin Bell is a talisman of protection and brotherhood — keeping road demons at bay and reminding every rider they never ride alone.
Back in WWII, pilots spoke of Gremlins — tricksters blamed for sudden breakdowns and strange accidents. To ward them off, airmen hung small Buddhist prayer bells in their cockpits.
When the war ended, many veterans came home restless. They traded wings for wheels, chopped down their surplus bikes, and formed the first clubs.
The bells came with them… because bikes have gremlins too.
Today, the Gremlin Bell is a rider’s talisman — a symbol of protection and brotherhood. Tradition says it works twice as strong when given as a gift from someone who loves you.
Each Patina Culture Gremlin Bell carries this legend, etched with the ancient mantra Om Mani Padme Hum for an extra layer of protection on the road ahead.
Works on Classic Vans and Cars too. Trust me, I know.
Features:
Strung with braided cord and beads
Compact size: hangs perfectly from frame, rearview mirror, wallet chain or bag.
Rich, authentic chime to keep the gremlins away
“You’re loved and protected. Live free. Ride safe.”
