EwaldSchmidt
Pack Dog
No, I did not ride to Hooters... yet.
I have another question as a newbie for the older men with the great beards, those who know a Varkie inside out...
My BMW R 850 R has a DECENT hooter on board. It will nearly wake the dead. I bought it like that.
The 1150 on the other hand, squeeks softer than a mouse. And that is just plainly wrong! A GS should have the voice to address a taxi, or in our beloved Nylstroom, the old ladies from the retirement village on the mountain. Sometimes a biker needs to say: Here I am, look out, IDIOT!
My GS just don't have the voice for that at the moment. I think my son's Kymco Scooter is about 3 times louder.
Is there something wrong with the hooter? Obviously there must be.
Maybe a better question: What do I do to fix it? I would love to have a big truck's airhorn on board to blow taxis away by sheer noise. That might not be possible. What would you wise sages advice the young and innocent... that being me... :ricky:
I have another question as a newbie for the older men with the great beards, those who know a Varkie inside out...
My BMW R 850 R has a DECENT hooter on board. It will nearly wake the dead. I bought it like that.
The 1150 on the other hand, squeeks softer than a mouse. And that is just plainly wrong! A GS should have the voice to address a taxi, or in our beloved Nylstroom, the old ladies from the retirement village on the mountain. Sometimes a biker needs to say: Here I am, look out, IDIOT!
My GS just don't have the voice for that at the moment. I think my son's Kymco Scooter is about 3 times louder.
Is there something wrong with the hooter? Obviously there must be.
Maybe a better question: What do I do to fix it? I would love to have a big truck's airhorn on board to blow taxis away by sheer noise. That might not be possible. What would you wise sages advice the young and innocent... that being me... :ricky:
