There are all kinds of etiquette things out there, like not calling someone after a certain hour. When would it be ok to make some noise on the weekend. Haven’t had any complaints but just thought about going out and starting my motorcycle because I haven’t started it in a while. Then realized it’s a weekend and a little early. What time on the weekend is it ok to use power tools, start the motorcycle, use the leaf blower? 7AM? 8AM?
Yeah, my wife likes to sleep in too. Hence, I just hooked up the trickle charger to the bike instead of starting it. There is always another way, instead of the blower, there is always the rake, instead of power tools there is always hand tools, was just wondering what the consensus was, but like everything else, everybody is different in their viewpoint.
Depends, a one off for a remodel repair gets leeway, IMHO, time is tight on the weekend to crunch the work out.
Things like bikes, hobbies (car restoration), Yard work I’d say 8am.
Local variations exist, ie Phoenix, Vegas, desert communities, during summer, 6am is acceptable as everybody wants to beat the heat.
If you’re starting it and letting it idle, let it wait. If you want to leave for a ride, go for a ride and just trying to minimize the roar until on main road.
If you need to pump your throttle and do vroom vroom engine revving thing to keep it running, fix your bike.
9-10AM , weekends. If I see guest showing up at the neighbor’s place , or getting together in the back yard then I’ll quit and do the work another time and let them enjoy their visit.
Regarding motorcycles: I used mine like a car, so I often started it at odd hours. I just kept the stock/quiet pipe on it. If you’re one of the “loud pipes save lives” Hardley-Ableson crowd, you’re inconsiderate by definition.
If you keep the stock muffler on a relatively modern bike, it shouldn’t wake half the block even at 3 am.
[quote=Blogstar]9-10AM , weekends. If I see guest showing up at the neighbor’s place , or getting together in the back yard then I’ll quit and do the work another time and let them enjoy their visit.[/quote]
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