Sounds on path

Get a 12v sonalert like the one I had on my Beemer 650
a few years ago to signal turns!! Woke most up!! With
one of those, you could feed it reduced voltage and it
would still wake them up. Probably about 6v would do
the trick!

It was heard for 3-4 blocks..friend knew when I was
coming..could hear it inside from 3 blocks away!!

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>    1. Re: Schlumpf Speed Drive Adjustment
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>    2. Bells horns, etc (Kate Peterson)
>    3. Re: Bells horns, etc (CHRIS JORDAN)
>    4. Re: Bells horns, etc (PBGVGSECR@xxxxxxx)
>    5. Re: Bells horns, etc (Richard Guy Briggs)
>    6. Re: Bells horns, etc (Quan Pham)
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>    8. Re: Bells horns, etc (Richard Guy Briggs)
>    9. Re: Bells horns, etc (Quan Pham)
> > From: Bowers1037@xxxxxxx
> To: trikes@xxxxxxxxx
> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 11:08:56 EDT
> Subject: Re: [trikes] Schlumpf Speed Drive
> Adjustment
> 
> I upgraded the boom on my Trice Micro a while back.
> I had to remove the 
> Schlumpf SpeedDrive and reinstall it on the new
> boom. I thought I was adjusting it 
> as per the installation instructions, but something
> isn't right. Ever sense I 
> put it back together, I get a small intermittent
> pinging as I pedal. It comes 
> and goes, but I mostly I hear it under load. I have
> tried adjusting the 
> notched nut on the outside of the housing, but
> turning it one way or the other, 
> seems to make little difference. Does anyone have
> any suggestions as to what might 
> be happening?
> 
> John Bowers
> Trice Micro, and Trice XL/nt
> 
> > From: Kate Peterson <sadie984@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: trikes@xxxxxxxxx
> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 08:43:34 -0700 (PDT)
> Subject: [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> Yesterday we were riding on the bike trail on our
> tandem Greenspeed (wonderful!).  However, just
> yelling
> "on your left" didn't seem adequate.  People move
> over
> enough for an upright to get buy, but didn't pay
> attention to how big we were.  I don't seem to have
> this problem on my single trike, maybe because I
> can't
> go near as fast as we can together on the tandem. 
> Anyway I was thinking what I needed was a bell or
> horn
> that gave people a sense of our size.  An airhorn
> seems overkill on a bike path, anyone else have an
> idea.  
> 
> Also our tandem breaks into two pieces for transport
> (fits in my Element with no problem) but that means
> releasing the front chain.  We haven't found a good
> way to keep this chain "wrapped up" so it doesn't
> fall
> all over and get everything dirty.  Before I start
> trying to make something to keep this in place, I
> thought I'd see if someone else had figured out a
> way.
> 
> Kathy in Cincinnati
> 
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> > From: CHRIS JORDAN <chrisjordan7257@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: trikes@xxxxxxxxx
> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 09:15:08 -0700 (PDT)
> Subject: Re: [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> Just a thought - those small of medium size bells do
> little good for me (Incredi-bell and similar) with a
> little "ting!" but I kind of like those "klaxon
> (KLING
> KLONG!" cow-type bells.  Friendier than "on your
> left"
> yet not an AirZound blast!
> 
> Chris Jordan
> 
> --- Kate Peterson <sadie984@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> > Yesterday we were riding on the bike trail on our
> > tandem Greenspeed (wonderful!).  However, just
> > yelling
> > "on your left" didn't seem adequate.  
> 
> > From: PBGVGSECR@xxxxxxx
> To: trikes@xxxxxxxxx
> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 12:54:22 EDT
> Subject: Re: [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> Sadie,
> 
> Get an Air Zound. (Delta)   
> 
> Lynn
> I hate it when life gets in the way of my
> fun...........
> 
> > From: rgb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Richard Guy Briggs)
> CC: trikes@xxxxxxxxx
> To: PBGVGSECR@xxxxxxx
> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 13:24:30 -0400
> Subject: Re: [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> On Thu, Oct 06, 2005 at 12:54:22PM -0400,
> PBGVGSECR@xxxxxxx wrote:
> > Sadie,
> > 
> > Get an Air Zound. (Delta)   
> 
> I'm pretty happy with mine for taming motorists...
> 
> It has a volume control so you can turn it down to a
> more suitable level
> if you don't plan on needing it in traffic.
> 
> > Lynn
> 
>       slainte mhath, RGB
>       GPC Listmaster
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> > From: "Quan Pham" <QPham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "Kate Peterson" <sadie984@xxxxxxxxx>,
>       <trikes@xxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 11:13:04 -0700
> Subject: Re: [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> I would yell "WIDE LOAD" but they would not know if
> I was referring to my trike or my rear end.
> 
> Quan     Q     Pham
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>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         trikes-bounces@xxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:trikes-bounces@xxxxxxxxx]  On Behalf Of Kate
> Peterson
> Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 8:44 AM
> To:   trikes@xxxxxxxxx
> Subject:      [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> Yesterday we were riding on the bike trail on our
> tandem Greenspeed (wonderful!).  However, just
> yelling
> "on your left" didn't seem adequate.  People move
> over
> enough for an upright to get buy, but didn't pay
> attention to how big we were.  I don't seem to have
> this problem on my single trike, maybe because I
> can't
> go near as fast as we can together on the tandem. 
> Anyway I was thinking what I needed was a bell or
> horn
> that gave people a sense of our size.  An airhorn
> seems overkill on a bike path, anyone else have an
> idea.  
> 
> Also our tandem breaks into two pieces for transport
> (fits in my Element with no problem) but that means
> releasing the front chain.  We haven't found a good
> way to keep this chain "wrapped up" so it doesn't
> fall
> all over and get everything dirty.  Before I start
> trying to make something to keep this in place, I
> thought I'd see if someone else had figured out a
> way.
> 
> Kathy in Cincinnati
> 
> 
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> > From: "Fred Goldfarb" <fredmgoldfarb@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Date: Thu, 06 Oct 2005 14:15:33 -0400
> Subject: [trikes] CNN: Gasoline surge leads to pedal
> power
> 
> Hey, all you maybe we shouldn't use cars so much
> advocates...
> 
> 
> SOME folks are turning to pedal power due to the gas
> price "problems" it 
> seems:
> 
> "NEW YORK (Reuters) - A spike in gasoline prices is
> fueling what could be 
> the biggest year for U.S. bicycle sales since the
> Arab oil embargoes more 
> than three decades ago, a leading bike association
> says."
> 
> Full story at:
> 
>
http://money.cnn.com/2005/10/06/news/funny/bicycles.reut/index.htm?cnn=yes
> 
> Maybe there is a dog?  (am I really sdylexci, er
> dyslecix, hmmm... mistype 
> stuff?! :-)    )
> 
> Fred
> 
> 
> 
> > From: rgb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Richard Guy Briggs)
> CC: trikes@xxxxxxxxx, Kate Peterson
> <sadie984@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: Quan Pham <QPham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 14:21:48 -0400
> Subject: Re: [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> On Thu, Oct 06, 2005 at 11:13:04AM -0700, Quan Pham
> wrote:
> > I would yell "WIDE LOAD" but they would not know
> if I was referring to my trike or my rear end.
> 
> You could ring multiple bells so they think it is
> several people
> passing?
> 
> > Quan     Q     Pham
> > 209   983   3296   Off
> > 209   983   3375   Fax 
> > 209   992   0251   Cell
> > www.aascworld.com
> > 
> >  -----Original Message-----
> > From:       trikes-bounces@xxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:trikes-bounces@xxxxxxxxx]  On Behalf Of Kate
> Peterson
> > Sent:       Thursday, October 06, 2005 8:44 AM
> > To: trikes@xxxxxxxxx
> > Subject:    [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> > 
> > Yesterday we were riding on the bike trail on our
> > tandem Greenspeed (wonderful!).  However, just
> yelling
> > "on your left" didn't seem adequate.  People move
> over
> > enough for an upright to get buy, but didn't pay
> > attention to how big we were.  I don't seem to
> have
> > this problem on my single trike, maybe because I
> can't
> > go near as fast as we can together on the tandem. 
> > Anyway I was thinking what I needed was a bell or
> horn
> > that gave people a sense of our size.  An airhorn
> > seems overkill on a bike path, anyone else have an
> > idea.  
> > 
> > Also our tandem breaks into two pieces for
> transport
> > (fits in my Element with no problem) but that
> means
> > releasing the front chain.  We haven't found a
> good
> > way to keep this chain "wrapped up" so it doesn't
> fall
> > all over and get everything dirty.  Before I start
> > trying to make something to keep this in place, I
> > thought I'd see if someone else had figured out a
> way.
> > 
> > Kathy in Cincinnati
> 
>       slainte mhath, RGB
>       GPC Listmaster
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> > From: "Quan Pham" <QPham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> CC: Kate Peterson <sadie984@xxxxxxxxx>,
> trikes@xxxxxxxxx
> To: "Richard Guy Briggs" <rgb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 11:35:19 -0700
> Subject: Re: [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> It might take this discussion and fling it into a
> comical tangent but if there was a way to amplify my
> "DOG BARKING" cell phone ring to appropriate decibel
> level, it may speed people up so that you would not
> have to pass.
> But seriously folks, how about just yelling "W I D E
>     T R I K E".  I have limited time on a trike in
> traffic with other bicycles as I have only owned a
> trike for about 3 months.  A few times that I have
> come across other cyclists they were heading right
> into my path on the wrong side of the road... 
> Cycling in my area (Central Valley California rural
> areas of San Joaquin County) is not all that
> popular.
> 
> Quan     Q     Pham
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> 
>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         trikes-bounces@xxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:trikes-bounces@xxxxxxxxx]  On Behalf Of
> Richard Guy Briggs
> Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 11:22 AM
> To:   Quan Pham
> Cc:   trikes@xxxxxxxxx; Kate Peterson
> Subject:      Re: [trikes] Bells horns, etc
> 
> On Thu, Oct 06, 2005 at 11:13:04AM -0700, Quan Pham
> wrote:
> > I would yell "WIDE LOAD" but they would not know
> if I was referring to my trike or my rear end.
> 
> You could ring multiple bells so they think it is
> several people
> passing?
> 
> > Quan     Q     Pham
> > 209   983   3296   Off
> > 209   983   3375   Fax 
> > 209   992   0251   Cell
> > www.aascworld.com
> > 
> 
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accommodation on our public roads, 
just as does every other user.  

Nothing more is expected. 

Nothing less is acceptable!

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