What is it with loud exhausts ? (and tail tidy's)

[Kwasaki]

3 hours ago, khastan said:

What can I say,  maybe I am totally wrong and the roads are safe.  I thank you for your positive comments though and will take due notice of them.  

You no need say anything buddy I understand people here who find the Thai roads dangerous it's a fair call, worse in some places in Thailand than others.

Being and advanced motorcycle rider and teaching people in UK, some people can pick up motorbike skills and some can ride but will always be deleted. ????

[Thaigang]

On 10/24/2021 at 3:46 PM, khastan said:

What can I say,  mayby I am totally wrong and the roads are safe.  I thank you for your positive comments though and will take due notice of them.  

No, the roads are not safe. But, awareness, anticipation, and experience can keep you relatively safe. Get back on, Khastan.

 

My bike is mapped for performance and a free-flowing exhaust is just a part of the equation. Consequently, my pipes are loud -- very loud when I want them to be, like when alerting inattentive drivers that I'm within striking distance. I can "baby-walk" the bike fairly quietly when need be. Another benefit came to me by happenstance one day: I had an aggressive dog rushing at me while turning onto a country lane. I pulled the clutch and revved a few quick ones. The dog stopped in its tracks, fear frozen on its face, turned tail and ran straight back to the safety of its loving master, sitting on the porch, also shaken by the ferocity of my machine. 

[piston broke]

On 10/28/2021 at 9:54 AM, Thaigang said:

No, the roads are not safe. But, awareness, anticipation, and experience can keep you relatively safe. Get back on, Khastan.

 

My bike is mapped for performance and a free-flowing exhaust is just a part of the equation. Consequently, my pipes are loud -- very loud when I want them to be, like when alerting inattentive drivers that I'm within striking distance. I can "baby-walk" the bike fairly quietly when need be. Another benefit came to me by happenstance one day: I had an aggressive dog rushing at me while turning onto a country lane. I pulled the clutch and revved a few quick ones. The dog stopped in its tracks, fear frozen on its face, turned tail and ran straight back to the safety of its loving master, sitting on the porch, also shaken by the ferocity of my machine. 

 

Sir - that makes you a selfish oaf inho ....

[Orinoco]

On 10/28/2021 at 9:54 AM, Thaigang said:

My bike is mapped for performance and a free-flowing exhaust is just a part of the equation. Consequently, my pipes are loud -- very loud when I want them to be

Scaring old people and young children, how cool your type are.

 

 

 

Edited October 29, 2021 by Orinoco

[Kwasaki]

3 hours ago, Orinoco said:

Scaring old people and young children, how cool your type are.

Better than being some of the continuous complaining old crusties here. 

Nothing wrong with liking something and having an interest in motorbikes. 

[Orinoco]

18 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Better than being some of the continuous complaining old crusties here. 

Nothing wrong with liking something and having an interest in motorbikes. 

Very true, but very loud pipes,  60+ year old children i think.

don't need loud pipes to go fast or to love motor bikes.

 

Ps Please reference page 2 post 13 on this thread.

     !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL 

 

 

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Edited October 30, 2021 by Orinoco

[VocalNeal]

Given that 98.8% of the posters on this thread have never been to a MotoGP or a WSB race meeting they have no idea what loud exhausts really sound like. Ironically it is the Asia Cup bikes that make the most noise. As they go slower and spend more time adjacent to the listener. The quick bikes whiz by and are gone.

 

But it is true that one doesn't even need to go fast to enjoy motorcycles.

Edited October 30, 2021 by VocalNeal

[Kwasaki]

8 minutes ago, Orinoco said:

Very true, but very loud pipes,  60+ year old children i think.

don't need loud pipes to go fast or to love motor bikes.

 

Ps Please reference page 2 post 13 on this thread.

     !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL 

 

Personally when it comes to exhaust noise it has to be a nice noise. ????

My bike is an older bike so they are and were more noisy than reg controled bike today.

It is still within decibel level allowed in Thailand. 

[Kwasaki]

12 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

Given that 98.8% of the posters on this thread have never been to a MotoGP or a WSB race meeting they have no idea what loud exhausts really sound like. 

But it is true that one doesn't even need to go fast to enjoy motorcycles.

They were nice sounds to  motorbike luvers.

At least people can moan on a forum.  ????

[RafPinto]

I drove to Udon Thani yesterday.

BKK-Udon: 2h45min

[RafPinto]

Planning a trip to HuaHin soon.

[VocalNeal]

Good for a Ringtone.

 

 

[seedy]

Angry Falang

Bar stool creakin', keyboard clickin'

Spewing Vitriol ...

 

Just about sums up the Whiners and Snivelers P and M about noise - in LOS !!!

Where EVERYTHING is noisy

[Orinoco]

13 minutes ago, RafPinto said:

I drove to Udon Thani yesterday.

BKK-Udon: 2h45min

So didn't get out of third gear then !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Kwasaki]

27 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

Good for a Ringtone.

 

 

Honda sounds better. 

[VocalNeal]

2 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Honda sounds better. 

Nah, Has to be 3-Cyl. 

[yogi yogi]

why do thai pickups have no rear bumper?   i never got that one.  arent bumpers protecting occupants from death in a crash?  

[VocalNeal]

Superleggera ? ????????

[Kwasaki]

7 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

Nah, Has to be 3-Cyl. 

Maybe for you with your earplugs but a Triumph 3 cylinder sounds better than a MV IMO. ????

[VocalNeal]

Its all to do with compression , cam timing, crank angle,  etc. 3-cyl is half a 6.????

 

Moto2 is Triumph. Last one I went to was 2019 Sepang. 

[Neilly]

Worth a watch...

 

Explaining MotoGP exhausts with Akrapovic

 

https://youtu.be/qlCBFXptyro

 

[Thaigang]

On 10/29/2021 at 4:48 PM, piston broke said:

 

Sir - that makes you a selfish oaf inho ....

Let me rephrase: ... when I need them to be ...

On 10/30/2021 at 6:53 AM, Orinoco said:

Scaring old people and young children, how cool your type are.

 

 

 

Please reference above. How could you possibly come to that conclusion?

[Thaigang]

On 10/30/2021 at 11:34 AM, yogi yogi said:

why do thai pickups have no rear bumper? ...

So they can fit more exhaust cans that make it louder, make it whistle on gear changes, and spew great clouds of black smoke, thereby giving the impression that a jumbo jet just landed on the highway. 

[kelboy]

I can't hear Kwasaki load exhaust because I'm listening to my music or is it my exhaust is toooo load

555.

[seedy]

[piston broke]

if it were up to me - any bike with an after market / loud exhaust  would be seized by the Police - the exhaust removed and crushed - Then the only way to get the bike back would be to fit a stock exhaust, pass a DB test and pay fine plus bike strorage / removal costs....

 

i for one hate loud exhausts and the smug & selfish so snd so's who fit them to their bikes without giving a kipper's dick for other people's feelings...

 

"loud pipes save lives" total and utter borrocks ...

 

[seedy]

People who post about loud exhausts strike me as being ...

P'ing and Moaning, Whining and Sniveling bunch of Supercilious Yahoos

[Kwasaki]

8 hours ago, piston broke said:

if it were up to me - any bike with an after market / loud exhaust  would be seized by the Police - the exhaust removed and crushed - Then the only way to get the bike back would be to fit a stock exhaust, pass a DB test and pay fine plus bike strorage / removal costs....

 

i for one hate loud exhausts and the smug & selfish so snd so's who fit them to their bikes without giving a kipper's dick for other people's feelings...

 

"loud pipes save lives" total and utter borrocks ...

 

H.D. owners and bigger bike owners with older bikes would not agree with you its an unreasonable and unfair thing to suggest. ????

[Thaigang]

On 11/2/2021 at 11:31 PM, piston broke said:

if it were up to me - any bike with an after market / loud exhaust  would be seized by the Police - the exhaust removed and crushed - Then the only way to get the bike back would be to fit a stock exhaust, pass a DB test and pay fine plus bike strorage / removal costs....

 

i for one hate loud exhausts and the smug & selfish so snd so's who fit them to their bikes without giving a kipper's dick for other people's feelings...

 

"loud pipes save lives" total and utter borrocks ...

 

I think I have a solution that just might work for you...

[piston broke]

On 11/4/2021 at 10:12 AM, Thaigang said:

I think I have a solution that just might work for you...

don't keep us in suspense ....