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From: Dale Rogers <dale.r@cox.net>
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We have one rider near here that is better than an alarm clock. 
Between his pipes and two cars that have their glass-break alarms
set ~way~ too sensitive, every weekday morning I hear the cycle
go past the house, then get to listen to the two car alarms for at
least 90 seconds.  I'd rather listen to air traffic overhead.

Dale R.
(who owns a 360cc rice-burner)

David Leonard wrote:
> Hey, you want to run the risk of riding around on a donor cycle or 
> flying an airplane, that should always be your choice.  But you 
> shouldn't be allowed to wake up everyone in the neighborhood at 0700 
> on a Sunday morning just to make your dangerous hobby a minute bit 
> safer.  We run the risks, don't take it out on everyone else.
>  
> Best Regards
>  
> Dave Leonard
> (love riding bikes and flying airplanes)