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Joel Levine Company
Distance: 18.3 Mi1226 Zonolite Rd NE # B
30306 Atlanta -
Ramp Connection
Distance: 16.6 Mi6624 Catawba Dr
30102-1582 Acworth -
Dirt Cheap Motor Sports
Distance: 19.4 Mi2825 Dahlonega Hwy
30040 Cumming -
Cycle Nation of McDonough
Distance: 45.3 Mi755 Industrial Blvd
30253 Mcdonough -
Blue Ridge Yamaha And Polaris
Distance: 56.0 Mi5740 Appalachian Highway
30513 Blue Ridge
Description
If you’ve ever been at the receiving end of a big rig’s air horns, you know it definitely gets your attention fast. However, riding a motorcycle produces a visual image somewhat smaller than an 18-wheeler, and thereby puts you at risk to the driver who has a blind spot either in his mirror or brain, relative to bikes. Waking him or her from the brain flutter that has a vehicle drifting into your lane or turning left in front of you, requires sound judgment and a horn to go with it. Some of the beep-beep horns attached to motorcycles unfortunately have less of an effect that a kid’s bicycle squeezer. They barely register through the insulated thermo-pane glass and 80-watt sound system which most of the newer cars employ to separate them from the real world. This can make a motorcyclist’s life all the more hazardous. Yet, style does have its say, and, until recently, nailing the USS Alabama’s fog horns or a Mack truck’s set of freeway blaster air horns, was about your customer’s only option. Howard has done his horn homework and then some. The proof is in the numbers (of sales).....and level of quality control.