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Loud pies save lives @ Mar 19th 2006 3:08PM
Louder exhaust pipes on motorcycles are a GOOD thing. Those driving cars & trucks don't pay enough attention to the road to redily notice motorcyclists. Loud exhaust will get their attention and hopefully save the motorcyclist's life.
You argue this all you want but until you ride a bike and damn near die because of inattentive drivers, you won't know how much I wish I could have even louder exhaust pipes.