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    Default Oh yeah, these will sell...

    A "quiet" motorcycle---who the hell wants that?

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    i don't understand why people put those loud ass "fart can" mufflers on their POS cars. are they trying to draw attention to the fact they have ****ty cars?

    i think people who drive cars/motorcycles that loud have some form of adult ADD.

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    Those fart can mufflers on rice rockets crack me up. The dipstick driving them thinks he's bad revving it up but it just sounds so laughable.

    I also hate those Harleys that are so loud they vibrate your windows when they drive passed.
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    Watch it, biatches!

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    Er...ummm...that is except for that badass Polk Civic and the studs that drive it! :D
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    Mine too! Give props where props is due, yo!

    Check it, fool!

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    Thats a SICK car dude...

    Awesome install...
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    Just get a couple playing cards, and tape them so they hit the spokes. Old school style.
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    It would have to be some strong ass tape. I'm pushin' 820hp to the wheels!

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    I was talking about the bike Josh.
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    Question

    So, if this thing is used mainly for transportation in the city, why do they make it look like a dirt bike?
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    Originally posted by Josh
    It would have to be some strong ass tape. I'm pushin' 820hp to the wheels!
    Damn dude! You aint messing around!

    I thought this was a Polk Civic. This is your personal ride, or whip, or joint or whatever theyre calling cars these days?
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    I have a loud pipes on my bike (Harley) so ingnant drivers hear me before they see me....which makes em look for me and not kill me....

    Loud pipes save lives...

    AND they sound good as hell...

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    Or they make people run you off the road just for spite. :p :D
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    those are the poeple that can only get jobs at mcdonald`s..

    why would you try to kill somebody with your car..?

    because they have loud pipes ?

    It`s better to be heard and seen, than quietly run off the road by some peanut head on a cell phone that`s not paying attention.


    of course here in California there is way too much traffic, and it`s legal to lane share (split lanes...go between cars)...

    when I roll into small towns I know how to make the pipes quiet, so as not to attract attention , or desturd the town folk...

    noisey is not cool, but loud pipes when ya need em is...IMHO
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    I'm no fan of loud pipes, but a manly sounding bike gets respect. I mean, just cuz it's loud doesn't mean it sounds good. My lawnmower is loud. But it sounds like ass. My bike is no louder than most, but it idles like a purring kitty, and revs like a mean dog.

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    Originally posted by Josh
    It would have to be some strong ass tape. I'm pushin' 820hp to the wheels!
    I think you got a few numbers mixed up there man. 280hp to the wheels, if finely tuned, I can believe it. 820... and I'm rolling on the floor. Wicked nice car though, nothing but mad props... but no need for exaggeration. :D I'm a honda guy myself so I'm not a domestic guy busting your balls.
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    no offense bro but the sound that type of bike makes aint nothin like what I`m talkin about


    I`m talkin thunder....not blender...:D


    No offense....

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    Originally posted by RobXant
    I mean, just cuz it's loud doesn't mean it sounds good. My lawnmower is loud. But it sounds like ass.
    LMAO!!!

    Ill have to remember that one. ;)
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    that bike was probably made in the same factory as your lawn mower..

    or HT receiver....

    again, no offense..

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    Your Point?
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    Yea it would make a good bike to ride to work everyday cause of the emissions and fuel consumption but the silence kind of scares me. I ride my bike to work and unless you are swerving around people simply don't see you.


    Sweet car and I love the Polk install but a little too riced for me :p
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    I should know better.
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    It doesn't matter if you are wearing a white helmet and safety vest thing if they don't look over or behind them at all... Visuals help but being able to hear someone behind or beside you is just a little added safety. (eg. if you are in their blindspot they will still know you are there... unless they have some polks in their car then hearing bikes it outta the question ;) )

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    whatever your reasons to have ,or have not....

    keep the rubber side down, bro...

    be safe, have fun...

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    Originally posted by Josh
    It would have to be some strong ass tape. I'm pushin' 820hp to the wheels!
    Yeah...I was kidding.

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    Josh,

    Did you do all the work on your ride yourself ?

    Nice job !!

    Looks like you put a lot of time into her..

    What kind of amps are those..?
    Looks like you have an amp for each pair of speaks..!!!

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    Considering he works for Polk...

    Everything is Polk (speakers, amps)

    I dont like riding on a motorcycle...
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    Originally posted by beardog03

    What kind of amps are those..?
    Looks like you have an amp for each pair of speaks..!!!
    Those are the Polk Carbon amps that came out last year. Excellent amps.
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    If I didn't do the work myself, I'd be out of a job.

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