a helmet?
biggest safety feature?
while i was looking at the lucky charms page it made me wonder what the biggest modern safety feature is now?... i was gonna vote common sense and cell phone, any thoughts? :cheers:
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LOL... naw it's a part of the bike...drewpy said:a helmet?
and dirt bikes dont have keys, some have kill switchs attached to bungee cords but thats after market *****, buts thats all i know of on mx bikes
One more guess.
Kick stand kill switch.:skep:
Ok, its tomorrow now. Tell us what it is.:tt:
Kick stand kill switch.:skep:
Ok, its tomorrow now. Tell us what it is.:tt:
Street bike, anti lock brakes will save most lives:dthumb:
Well if Harley's and Bimers don't have it and most liter bikes do....I'm going with a monster dose of
FU:cens:CKing power.
Suck on that HD. :moped:
FU:cens:CKing power.
Suck on that HD. :moped:
OK you got me. Now I want to know what it is. :tt:
ebbs15 said:another hint... alot of Harley's don't use them... same with BMW
An oil leak?:disapp:
:lol:twisty said:An oil leak?:disapp:
no ... according to the State of Alaska... the #1 safty feature...
THE CHAIN!:yikes::scratch: :scratch: :scratch:
I guessed that last night fool! LOL and you said I was wrong.VolEngineer said:Do all dirt bikes? I don't know I was just guessing. Really old bikes don't I know, but that's a stretch.
Horn, chain, fuel supply valve?
Tires would seem like a good choice if you didn't give that hint but all bikes have tires.
well I was just Ignoring youVolEngineer said:I guessed that last night fool! LOL and you said I was wrong.
I actually dont' remember seeing that post:scratch::bash:
sorry my bad... :sorry:
good guess then:cheers: :leaving:
Did they give an explanation on why?:scratch:ebbs15 said:according to the State of Alaska... the #1 safty feature...
THE CHAIN!:yikes::scratch: :scratch: :scratch:
:iagree:jeeps84 said:Did they give an explanation on why?:scratch:
no... and I couldn't find it in any part of the reading... :scratch:
A chain coming apart at speed would be kinda of hazardous, but probably no more hazardous if a tire came apart, shifter broke, or if the breaks failed.
but that wouldn't make it a safty FEATURE just a hazzard... :2cents:VolEngineer said:A chain coming apart at speed would be kinda of hazardous, but probably no more hazardous if a tire came apart, shifter broke, or if the breaks failed.
maybe because it has something to do with power, who knows, that is odd. Seems like a mistake in the test to me.
hmmm what if the engine locked up, with a chain in place it kinda acts like a breaker fuse, distrupting the engine revs from the rest of the drive train, ie rear sproket and tire????
Trust me. It does little to no good.drewpy said:hmmm what if the engine locked up, with a chain in place it kinda acts like a breaker fuse, distrupting the engine revs from the rest of the drive train, ie rear sproket and tire????
I was going down the front straight at Roblin Road Raceway and a Honda seized up in front of me. :yikes: It wasn't pretty. Instant rear wheel lock at about 140+.:crazy:
I'm with ya... cell phones are huge. I would also like to believe ABS would be a big one as well...
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