At almost 4 inches long (not including the hanger), this is the only ride bell you
would want to hang where it can be seen.  It's beefy!   It makes a statement.
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We believe the 2nd Amendment is 2nd
in importance only to the First; and
one way to show this is by hanging
this ride bell, made from an actual 50
caliber round, on your motorcycle.
Although there is a claim that they
keep away evil spirits, the history of
the bell that I first heard is they were
used as the first motorcycle anti-theft
alarm.  Hidden somewhere under the
old Harleys, a small copper bell would
be heard if someone was rolling your
bike away.  This tradition
has been honored for a century.
This bell is manufactured with a
copper clapper, and "real steel"
hanger.  Not everything on a
motorcycle should be chromed!
A percentage of the proceeds go to BOLT
for miscellaneous expenses incurred
in local helmet law court cases.
$25.00
  plus shipping
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"Justice needs Lawyers
like True Love needs a pimp."
Travus T. Hipp
Look Twice - Save A Life
Motorcycles Are Everywhere
This website deserves a look.  Great bumperstickers are
available for a small amount of money.  Put one on your car
Biker Friendly
Bumperstickers
Bikers Of Lesser Tolerance
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The ultimate in lightweight, low wind resistance, low profile design helmets.  
Pictured above are a few of the people who have become helmet manufacturers
and made sure the headgear is legal to wear in California by certifying it.
  as
clearly stated in the California motorcycle helmet law and federal regulations,
Picture taken at the close of the
Motorcycle Helmet Manufacturing Workshop in
Sacramento, California on November 16, 2006 hosted by
Bikers Of Lesser Tolerance.
The Workshop was one of the many efforts to help pay for
the Civil case filed against the CHP
for refusing to have clear objective standards, or a list of
legal helmets a consumer can use to guarantee he is
buying a helmet the CHP will not claim is illegal.

A recent update by one of the Co-Plaintiffs in the case
reported we have raised in the neighborhood of $18,000.
With the projected cost of the case being $50,000 we have
to find $32,000 more before the goal is met.
Letter to Quigley
from BOLT National Founder, Tony Sanfelipo.
Pictures taken at the Quigmas Benefit, Aptos CA, on December 29, 2006.  
Richard Quigley's Birthday was December 25.  This party was in honor of
Quig's birthday, and to recognize his achievement and progress in stopping the
California helmet law, and preserving Bikers' Rights in many states.
Some helmet manufacturers and their helmets they wear.  
You are
not required to buy the helmet you wear.  
Have you made your own motorcycle helmet?
We believe when you park your bike, your helmet should fit into your back pocket.
Here is the press release of what went on at the Quigmas party
December 29, 2006 in Aptos, CA.  
Read the written account of the people at the party, and what was said
about the past and the future of motorcycle Rights in the United States.  

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The Deputy State Director
of BOLT of California
,
Don Blanscet

Don is loved and admired by
bikers, but respected and
sometimes feared by

police officers.  
A special invitation was given to our friends to display a few motorcycles at the
May 26 Memorial Day Ceremony at Mount Vernon Cemetery in Fair Oaks,
California.  
The ceremony is one of the most patriotic and beautifully choreographed
events for hundreds of miles.  It included inspirational speeches, a
military aircraft flyover, the National Guard Band, and this guy that
jumped out of a plane at 3000 feet above the ground.
Mark, the
webmaster's HD
Springer in
American Flag
motif drew a
crowd as soon as
the ceremony was
over.
Just a few of the
patriotic riders
attending the
Memorial Day event
in Fair Oaks.  
Dave, Mac, Rob,
Larry, No Job,
Mark, Cal,
and Mel.
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