Loud pipes and neighbors
#61
RE: Loud pipes and neighbors
aceofspades im behind u all the way!!! i leave at 530 am and im running drags i only idle about 30 sec but the whole time there aimed at my neighbor who cant seem to take care of her property( i.e. taking trash out to curb, mowing grass, etc) even worse shes living there on the taxpayers dime. i give her a full blast whenever i leave getting into the motor hard.
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#64
RE: Loud pipes and neighbors
ORIGINAL: whaap
Why not just put on your gear, fire up the bike and ride away? After you've gone a short distance start working in your choke. Setting there "warming up" is totally unnecessary.
ORIGINAL: TheKingsOutlaw
I fire mine up after I get her out of the garage and let her run on full choke while I close the garage and put on my goggles and helmet. Then I push the choke in to 1/2 and ride slow for a mile or two. Then it's off with the choke and on with the ride.
TKO
I fire mine up after I get her out of the garage and let her run on full choke while I close the garage and put on my goggles and helmet. Then I push the choke in to 1/2 and ride slow for a mile or two. Then it's off with the choke and on with the ride.
TKO
#65
RE: Loud pipes and neighbors
ORIGINAL: Dalton
aceofspades,
I live at the end of a cul-de-sac so have to pass all of the neighbors when leaving. I like where I live and want to keep it neigborly so don't intentionally rile em up. Sometimes we just reap what we sow.
Used to have a "dont give a chit" attitude but have mellowed with age.
aceofspades,
I live at the end of a cul-de-sac so have to pass all of the neighbors when leaving. I like where I live and want to keep it neigborly so don't intentionally rile em up. Sometimes we just reap what we sow.
Used to have a "dont give a chit" attitude but have mellowed with age.
I don't leave til 830 for work now, so don't worry so much about the pipes as everybody is either already gone, or at least awake. Last year, when I had to be in at 6 am, I would roll the bike out into the street before firing it up. Nobody ever complained, and I went out of my way to keep it that way.
#66
RE: Loud pipes and neighbors
It all depends on where I have my bike parked. I don't have a garage, unless you consider by basement my garage and my sliding glassdoor the garage door. So I either have to parkit on the roadright in front of my house orpull itout of the basementwhenever Itake it.I leave for work between 6 or 6:30 AM. All my neighbors are cool with me about the echoeing coming out of the Bassani's cause I tend to start it and leave ASAP (letting the choke slide in by itself as I ride)if I'm parked on the road.Italso helpsthat I forewarn them by putting the bike out on the road with the cover on it, so they know I'm taking it in the morning. Heck, one neighbor, (the one that gets all of the echo from when I pull out of the basement in the mornings), says he uses the start up of my bike and me leaving as his alarm clock. If I have to leave directly from the basement, I need to pull the bike out, start it, and let it warm up a bit due to having to ride up hill through wet/dewey grass. I'll be as courteous as possible....remember, treat others as you would want to be treated.
#67
RE: Loud pipes and neighbors
I figure it this way, I'm not nearly as loud and obnoxious as my neighbor with the texas ironhorse slammer with the 111 S&S and rhinharts or his roommate's springer with the pythons. I am courteous as I live at the dead end of the street but I do let mine warm up.
#68
RE: Loud pipes and neighbors
I have V&H Pies on my Nightster and leave between 4:45 and 6 depending on how long it takes me to get up. LOL! I start it in the garage with the pipes facing the house, warm it up, and just cruise nice and easy down the street. I have asked my neighbors and they have all said that they don't even hear me.
Trae
Trae
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