most the time out of ego more than indication.

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i do know in la we have alot of honky people.
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jimmyb865 wrote: VLBJS1 wrote: Big Foot wrote: danyouhandleit wrote: jimmyb865 wrote: with that said,i really think horns are rude and should be used in emergency situations. ![]() i do ride in la. no problemo. i feel the time i waist pushing the horn and the danger of flipping off and taking my mind off whats really going is greater than just avoiding and movin on with my ride. ![]() But in Toronto where cabbies just suddenly move into your lane beside you without looking, You really need a friggin loud horn to stave them off. Sometimes wished I had a battle axe too. |
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Big Foot wrote: It'd be nice in a perfect world to just avoid and move along, But in Toronto where cabbies just suddenly move into your lane beside you without looking, You really need a friggin loud horn to stave them off. Sometimes wished I had a battle axe too. ![]() No longer a need for a horn either!
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danyouhandleit wrote: jimmyb865 wrote: with that said,i really think horns are rude and should be used in emergency situations. ![]() Okay...That might be unfair, Ten minutes? Do you travel north to work and south toward home after work? If you do then that might explain why you don't use your horn. |
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I hade trouble using my horn when I needed it, because I could never find its position in time. Then I decided that everytime I see a hot lady, I would do a quick, hello, two honk as I ride by and usually get a response. Most of the time it would be a smile, but not always. Sometime its nasty. Practise makes perfect, problem solved.
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rudy812 wrote: I hade trouble using my horn when I needed it, because I could never find its position in time. Then I decided that everytime I see a hot lady, I would do a quick, hello, two honk as I ride by and usually get a response. Most of the time it would be a smile, but not always. Sometime its nasty. Practise makes perfect, problem solved. Not used to the horn button changing position every time I shifted, It seems to be a common problem. But looking at the lever more seems to help, It's a required glance, Have to look into the future now and again. |
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no wonder you guys have problems with your driving,your looking down at your bike when you should be keeping your eyes on the road
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jimmyb865 wrote: no wonder you guys have problems with your driving,your looking down at your bike when you should be keeping your eyes on the road ![]() ![]() ![]() That GPS has saved me from a lot of possible speeding tickets. |
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