jtoml wrote:I don't think it it totally safe to be totally quiet, if it ever was. There are too many pedestrians wondering across the streets, texting and listening to music.
jtoml
R75/5
Then I guess electric vehicles are completely unsafe.
jtoml wrote:I don't think it it totally safe to be totally quiet, if it ever was. There are too many pedestrians wondering across the streets, texting and listening to music.
jtoml
R75/5
Then I guess electric vehicles are completely unsafe.
There is always the baseball card and clothes-pin trick.
I've spent most of my money on women, motorcycles, and beer.
The rest of it I just wasted.
I have a FIAMM horn too. Around here (western Canada), we've adopted political correctness in a big way. We're much too polite to go around honking horns. Weeks can go by without hearing one. Not like other places I've been, where if seconds went by you would begin to wonder what was going on....
I like quiet. My Epcos are the stock replacements but in stainless steel. I don't think they are louder than the originals, but my originals were rusted out so I don't know what they sounded like new.
Ed Miller
'81 R65
'70 Bonneville
Falls City, OR
"Gasoline makes people stupid." -- Chuey
"I'll believe corporations are people when the State of Texas executes one." Bumper sticker
So, jtoml, If someone steps out in front of you, you just bump them silently back onto the grass rather than blasting them with your hooters?
But in Western Canada, do the Moose respond to horns anyway?