Finding Horn Button in Emergency
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#42
By the time proven method. Practice, practice and more practice. Provides muscle memory.
That way you won't be giving some jack wad the left turn signal. Blink, blink take that you SOB!
Having said that good defensive driving skills usually lead to not having to use the horn.
That way you won't be giving some jack wad the left turn signal. Blink, blink take that you SOB!
Having said that good defensive driving skills usually lead to not having to use the horn.
Last edited by lh4x4; 08-11-2016 at 02:04 PM.
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#44
Great idea but(t) there are always special circumstances. If the seat could detect clamping your butt, what would happen in the following situation? You eat Mexican food, hop on the bike and 5 miles down the road your lunch begins reacting violently and it's all you can do to keep from soiling your shorts. Your horn would be going off continuously. Maybe that would be a good thing to get people the hell out of your way.
#46
I've found that in a REAL emergency, I'm too busy trying to take evasive action to worry about the horn. If I have time to use the horn, it's not really an "emergency", I'm just angry for having been cut off.
Around here using the horn is the equivalent of flipping the bird anyway. It just makes the other driver mad.
Around here using the horn is the equivalent of flipping the bird anyway. It just makes the other driver mad.
All a horn is good for is hopefully getting someone else's attention and then hopefully having them react the way you wish them to react.
Forget that stuff.
#47