Billerica police are spinning wheels for kids with cancer

Great cause but i wonder how many of the bikes will be in violation of the CHPTR 90 noise limits on motorcycles.
Can't stand loud bikes.

George wrote:

Great cause but i wonder how many of the bikes will be in violation of the CHPTR 90 noise limits on motorcycles.
Can't stand loud bikes.

That's your comment? We are raising money for kids with cancer and you have the balls to complain about noise?
Give me your address so I can sit in front of your house with my siren blaring then complain to me about noise, di@@head.

If people didn't apply makeup, talk on the phone and not pay attention while driving I wouldn't need to have loud pipes on my bike! Especially when they are merging on the highway they NEVER look.

Also, these motorcyclists are raising money for kids with cancer and motorcyclists raise so much money and do so many positive things for the community but people like you only hear the pipes and see a leather jacket and assume they are bums.

Wake up and get your head on straight, these people could be raising money that helps a member of your family someday and you are only concerned it will be loud and ruin your afternoon nap.

George wrote:

Great cause but i wonder how many of the bikes will be in violation of the CHPTR 90 noise limits on motorcycles.
Can't stand loud bikes.

Every party needs a pooper, thats why we invited you! Geez, take a chill pill will ya!

Just wanted to say that I was a rider in this group and am pleased that I could at least do something with my bike to make a difference in the world. Many sit around on their A&& doing nothing when really it only takes a little something. This was a great ride and a well worth trip. C U Next year.

PAC

And George from Boston, glad you were sitting home doing nothing. That is typical of most of you lazy Americans. And FYI, I heard one bike that may have been a bit rumbly, but it was a cop and I couldn't yell at him (laughs).

YO LOUD pipes save OUR lives from lazy people that complain rather than do.