nwltruck
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Be careful to try to eliminate the things you find offensive. The next thing to be stamped out may be something you enjoy.
What is it with Harley riders?
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polo1665
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Foolproof reasoning.....................
deepNdirt
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Maybe over the years of ridding and rumbling the they've made themselfs hard of hearing, and they have to rev-up just to be sure it's still running, after-all they are Harley's ya know,
I'm a GL man myself!
I'm a GL man myself!
Scooby074
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This isnt about "taking" anything from Harley riders.
Noise standards exist and they must be held to abide. Same for crotch rockets and ricer cars/trucks with loud exhaust. We need more enforcement.
Noise standards exist and they must be held to abide. Same for crotch rockets and ricer cars/trucks with loud exhaust. We need more enforcement.
milkman
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Yep, loud pipes save lives, see it all the time, bloody battered Goldwings littering the streets around here.
Egon
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Robert, your thinking about 19 hertz with a lot of amplitude? Should prevent accidents by moving obstacles out of the way!
deepNdirt
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After reading through many of the threads referring to the loud pipes as if were a safety feature to save life's, I got to thinking if I have ever heard a Harley with a Horn:laughing: ( No I have'nt ) Perhaps the rev of their engines is their Horn, Rumble Rumble Beep-beep!
RobertN
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I don't recall details. we do not have them in my area.
A web search brings up "Rumbler Siren" by a couple of companies.
A web search brings up "Rumbler Siren" by a couple of companies.
Robert, your thinking about 19 hertz with a lot of amplitude? Should prevent accidents by moving obstacles out of the way!
polo1665
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After reading through many of the threads referring to the loud pipes as if were a safety feature to save life's, I got to thinking if I have ever heard a Harley with a Horn:laughing: ( No I have'nt ) Perhaps the rev of their engines is their Horn, Rumble Rumble Beep-beep!
Not fast enough for anything to get in their way:laughing:
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My Buddy in Colorado has loud pipes on his Harley. When he gets in his truck or car, he never takes it outta park before he fastens his seatbelt. Safety first ya know.
He NEVER wears a helmet when riding his bike....... I guess he's depending on the "loud pipe" safety equipment.
I don't get illegally loud pipes, an I don't get no helmet.... I think they both play into the mindset of those that prefer both.
He NEVER wears a helmet when riding his bike....... I guess he's depending on the "loud pipe" safety equipment.
I don't get illegally loud pipes, an I don't get no helmet.... I think they both play into the mindset of those that prefer both.
