My bike isn’t rattling any mirrors around me but I do like it to have a bit of rumble. Makes me feel a bit more noticable and on a bike that’s well appreciated.
I get that. It’s not like I’m revving my engine in residential areas, but on the interstate I’d rather be more visible and my safety is honestly more important to me than someone’s monetary momentary annoyance.
I think you mean momentary annoyance, unless you’re talking abou tthe cost of soundproofing homes or something.
Also I agree with the sound thing. Its harder to notice electric vehicles. Some electric bike manufacturers add in vehicle sound artificially so that the safety aspect isn’t compromised.
Why not? These bikes are quieter and faster.
My bike isn’t rattling any mirrors around me but I do like it to have a bit of rumble. Makes me feel a bit more noticable and on a bike that’s well appreciated.
Everyone living in areas that are popular with bikers doesn’t appreciate it.
They hear that rumble all day long every weekend.
I get that. It’s not like I’m revving my engine in residential areas, but on the interstate I’d rather be more visible and my safety is honestly more important to me than someone’s
monetarymomentary annoyance.I think you mean momentary annoyance, unless you’re talking abou tthe cost of soundproofing homes or something.
Also I agree with the sound thing. Its harder to notice electric vehicles. Some electric bike manufacturers add in vehicle sound artificially so that the safety aspect isn’t compromised.
I did mean momentary