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Originally Posted by welcome2thedawn
i will have to agree with this...while i wouldn't just make a general statement, saying they do....i have seen evidence of them getting peoples attention...example, if my boyfriend and i are riding, and people get too close, are on the phone, whatever...he revs the engine, his bike being much louder than mine, and it get's their attention....obviously this wouldn't always be the case....but i'd say it works better than a horn
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do you honestly think a revved engine communicates the message "you fu@#ed up" better than a horn? how many cars do you know that rev their engine when they're going to hit someone? or when someone starts pulling out in front of them?
now sure, in a low-speed situation where someone is creeping toward you, and you want to be "polite", by all means. rev the sh!# out of it and piss everyone around you off. don't bother with that "wimpy sounding" meep meep. that crap's for cars, right?