It was not rage, it was to announce my position. I don't want loud pipes announcing my position at all times any more than I would want to wire the horn directly to the running lights. I want to make noise when necessary. As far as pipes, they point the noise the wrong direction. I passed a loud Harley going the other way yesterday and I didn't hear it until it passed, then I heard it plenty. If he was concerned about safety, I don't understand the cereal bowl on his head or bare hands and arms. Yes, the 2nd Amendment sys he has the right to bare arms.
Look Bob, you and I are neither going to agree, nor convince the other. I said I had no more to say and I'm still at it. I am going to try to avoid follow-ups because you have hit a sore topic with me and I don't want to lose my sunny disposition or create ill will on the board. In my opinion, loud pipes risk rights. I think loud pipes are inconsiderate of others just like a loud stereo. I saw a small child in a car I passed cover her ears when I went by (quietly). She was expecting painful noise. Your right to swing your arms ends at my nose.
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