Oh sheet hahahahahahahahhahahaha broooooooo hahhahahhahahahhahahahhahahgahahagaha

Imagine having a dog for 9 years and giving it away

@@randycallicoat3132 animals sometimes work better with other people. It takes more strength to look for help

“You hungry girl?…FU” great movie if anyone knows. This reminds me of that scene.

@@ideaoverload910 half baked

Tsar bomba is estimated to have been 224dB lol🤣 They are claiming that horn is louder than a nuclear bomb.🤯

Some say grandpas farts are on par.

Like Krakatoa or Tambora level volcanic explosions, which is what I thought might happen to that pot of beanie weenies😉

And decibel scale is logarithmic. So it’s not just a little bit better than stock. It’s like 2x louder at minimum.

10dB raise is doubling the noise. 194dB is maximum by the physics. 300dB would literally heard around the planet.

hot cheesy manifold burritos... i just love that.

I worked on big rig trucks . The drivers would put a large chunk on meat wrapped in foil paper on the manifold close to the turbo . When he came in we had hot barbacoa .

I’ve used one many times on a long drive, worked great. Even just a well wrapped tinfoil works. Now I’ve got a lunch pail looking thing that plugs into the cigarette lighter plug.

Love those space launches... not just loud, but those ground rumbling machines and smoke machines make for quite the show!

Ummmm no the Saturn V was never measured. The Space Shuttle Atlantis however HAS been measured at 180dB @10-20hz. Don't know where you came up with that, but it's not true.

@@bepbep7418 weird fight to pick in the comment section of a youtube motorcylce channel man. But i didnt come up with anything, i read it online in an article. Funny thing about math and science is you can use it to clacluate and estimate things like that after the fact. Im assuming considering you're vast knowledge ur well aware the decibel scale or measuring equipment didnt even exist during Krakatoas eruption, yet Scientists somehow magically sorted out that conundrum huh?

loudest sound ever 'recorded' is thought to be 310dB, when Krakatoa blew up(1800 something)

What's the highest volume we CAN survive

Right,I about fell out of my chair ! 🤣

Haha yeah that was fun

Agreed. Watching Sean test ride bikes has it's charm, but it's this kind of sophomoric idiocy that makes for quality content. I finally subscribed.

These videos keep me going always making me laugh thank you

Have you watched his bubble bike video yet (Amazon v-twin)? Startup was the funniest thing I've seen in a long while!

It is a logarithmic scale with a base of 10. 10dB is double the loudness, although 10 times the intensity.

LOL, actually that is an old fashioned can opener.

@@mcsupersport Used by a fool

Why am I a fool?

@@mcsupersport Is not. The can opener has a sharpened hook. That was a bottle opener. Any good, sturdy knife will open a can.

@@The_Bearded_Mechanic because u did not use the right tool for the job. Open the next bade, ffs.,

I've got one too, probably had 300 comments on it within 2-3 months, everyone loves it (everyone from grandparents to toddlers, everyone thinks its fun!). I've had several people borrow my helmet for photos and I too have noticed far more people seem to see you, its just so different that cognitively their brain goes from "I don't see a car, so there must be nothing" to "what was that!?!". I have the viking one with the horns, so it really jumps out in profile and you can see it way off at night and the silhouette makes it highly visible to other people even if I have a cars headlights behind me. Its also protected the finish on my helmet when I was practicing low speed figure 8's finding the max lean angle with my feet up over the handle bars in a parking lot (visor got a little scratched up, but where the cover is it didn't even leave a scratch). It does make it much warmer, so good for winter/fall and a bit hot for summer but I'm near the coast so its not that bad in summer (wouldn't wear it in Texas summer though). Mine stays on pretty well, I'm always doing about 70-73 mph even on twisty roads so at least for those speeds I haven't had it move around much unless you're lifting the visor up, but the wind drag certainly is real and you're neck will get a bit stronger with it, lol, feels about like 20 mph faster wind speeds for just your head, but its fun.

@@RetroJohnny420-gaming it does block those, so if it's particularly hot it's extra hot, but great in the fall or winter

Well, when a biker pulls up next to you with his head up Elmo's butt, how can you not smile?

@@RetroJohnny420-gaming it covers all vents, but, at least in my case, I don’t feel any hotter than usual. My cover doesn’t have that gold, inner liner, which I’m guessing makes it a bit thinner. When I close my visor, it always “bites” the lower part of the mouth, not allowing the visor to fully seal and so some air can pass between the visor and fur. Well, at least that’s the excuse I can come up with. Also, there’s no wind noise.

people definitely see a chicken riding a motorcycle a lot easier than a random dude that's for sure

I have the motoloot cover, but the alien one. I love it, and yes, people definitely notice you easier and take pictures. Visor function is reduced, but wind noise is also reduced, and during this winter, it's been acting as added insulation. It's also not so thick that you can't use a clip on headsets like Cardo or freedcon

Totally illegal in the Uk. Anything added to a helmet can affect the coefficentcy of friction. This means when your bonce hits the black stuff it can grip and snap your neck!!!!!

I own one and people definitely notice and like it! But since my naked bike doesn't have any kind of wind deflector, the extra wind drag when riding at speed can definitely take a toll on the neck!

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sounds like you have some sort of kink that needs to be stroked to not "lose it" and it involves two dudes

😂 bro literally the funniest 🤣 comment I’ve read all year . Thanks for the laughs bro

Normally a 3 db rule is used for sound, 3 db more is double the sound and 3 db loss is half.

When we had to test/inspect train horns they had to be 130db from the front and 110db from the rear of the loco. 117 is impressive.

@@ChuckKelleher 3db is double the sound *energy* , 10db is approximately double the audible volume. Power does not directly equal volume.

Debbiebabe69 is correct. Perceived sound pressure level does not work the same as power or even voltage. 10dB is perceived as twice as loud.

@@bradbutcher3984 they were measuring them incorrectly though. Its not suppose to be up against the mic

yeah me too it was pretty great

@@BikesandBeards Tell Craig the Can-Opener is the other one on his multi-tool that has the sharp hook on it. I just knew he was gonna need a tetanus shot. 🤣

@@BikesandBeards hello on the video you put out about the turbo bike I commented the one where it says problems. You said that I was selected as a winner for the season giveaway? It sent me a phone number I tried calling it is this a scam or was that a scam? I love you videos you could please let me know

@@petew6974 definitely sounds like a scam

@@petew6974 It's a scam. No youtuber would ever actually do that.

Agreed, that would 🤕

Ahhhh nice

Same

Best comment all year !! ☝️

Mine to I'll donate

I'd donate !🤞👍😁

@@dustinfretwell4222 🤛👍 Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄

Thanks so much

I seen those the other year all the hotrods at a car show had spark plugs in their tailpipes

Same to you!

@@BravoSeven ready to move. Where are you located? 😂

I liked it

@@BikesandBeards That scene with him flying through the forest on the dirt bike is awesome. Glad ya liked it, Sean! Keep up the good content ✌🏽 Merry Christmas!

It is to laugh (as Daffy Duck would say).. with previous comments on this vid explaining and decrying the influx of spam found in the comments section of popular channels...then have one of these cretins drop one immediately afterwards 🤮 We appreciate you Bikes and Beards, so we will continue to report the 💩 spammers

"Sesame Seed... Sesame Tree Character" 🤣🤣🤣

Good catch! Have fun -

The loudest possible sound is just over 190db. 300db is not possible.

@@qua7771 I am not sure. I heard that the sonars of large ships get to over 200 dB. But yeah that is in water idk if that is also possible in air.

@@petricacristiannicolae8460 Former Navy avionics tech here (P-3 Orion in flight tech). I was always taught that 194dB is the loudest sound possible at sea level due to a maximum pressure deviation. Fluids are different, so in water 300dB may be possible.

That's the most convoluted explanation for a logarithmic scale I've ever seen.

@@qua7771 You can have a louder "sound" it'll be a shockwave.

It’s ok, just a canyon wildfire, what can go wrong?

yes

@@BikesandBeards fantastic!

Backfires eats engines, i don't know why ppl like them

Probably not ideal since it takes some time to air back up. Hitting a pot hole while fully aired down would hurt!

You can achieve the same results by just turning the ignition on and off fast at mid throttle i see all the young lads doing it on there 125s mabie not the 2nd one lol

I LUZ ME SOME SKRIMP!! 🤣

@@MAGGOT_VOMIT 😂😂😂👍