Have used the little cookers for years with our snowmobiles. The newer, more modern rider-forward sleds are much harder to install these onto the header, but they work! We bought a bunch of frozen chimichangas and wrapped in tin foil, then went on a ride. Hot, cheesy manifold burritos are the bomb when on trail!
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.
One new horn - 106 to 117 - 12.5 times the power. 4 new horns - 106 to 122 - 40 times the power. 4 new horns 24 volts - 106 to 124 - 64 times the power.
Fun facts: the loudest sound ever recorded was the Krakatoa volcanic eruption in 1883, measured at 180dB, which was heard over 3000 miles away. 194dB is the loudest sustained sound physically possible (anything over that would be a shock wave (sonic boom)) and your head would literally explode when exposed to around 240dB.
Considering the Saturn V produced around 220 dB at launch, which is far more than enough to immediately kill you, I'm shocked y'all even stayed in the same building when you let those 300 dB puppies rip for the first time, I wish I had Juevos that big. I guess you really do put your life on the line daily working at the Sherf department.
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?
I worked for a towing company back in the 80s. On the highway, bored, I keyed the ignition off then turned it back on getting a moderate POP. I experimented and 10 seconds was ideal. It sounded like a .38 going off and there was a fair fireball out the exhaust. I'd do this going down the highway and timed key on for when I went under an overpass. That was spectacularly loud. I made the mistake of telling a couple bozos who also worked there about it. One of them experimented with longer and longer intervals and promptly blew the muffler and tailpipe off his truck.
The Moto Loot helmet cover does pretty much everything they say it does. I have a red one and people love it. Can’t really comment about the social media part, but I’ve had my picture taken a few times. There are downsides to it, like limited use of your visor and wind drag(starts to pull back around 45 or 50mph). One thing that I didn’t read anywhere was about safety. I never got cut off or had someone merge on me while wearing the cover. I guess everyone loves Elmo 😊
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 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.
Tsar Bomb, the largest nuclear weapon ever detonated was around 240 dB at ground zero. for the horns, 106 to 124db is 8 TIMES louder. So it's quite an upgrade.
The muffpot, installed wrong and not meant to have liquids in it, still did awesome. I use it for hot pockets, burritos, sammies while snowmobiling. Nice to have something hot on the mountain in a blizzard.
It's hard to tell them apart at that level, but for every 10 decibels you actually get 10X more sound pressure. so the single amazon horn was way more powerful than stock!
I agree number 5 is great. So when I get round to re-doing the exhausts on my chopper I'm getting 2 off these, that way I can have main course and a hot dessert.
The exhaust flames you can use on a carb bike under deceleration.. I used to light the pipes on my Honda coming off the highway by flipping the ignition switch off holding the throttle open.. The fuel / air mix used to light in the pipes from the heat and it would throw flames from the exhaust until I closed the throttle..
Years ago I worked at Arnott Air Suspension, they made quality products in the USA at a good price and had US based phone support. It's been a long time since I was there so I get nothing from pimping them, but if you are looking for alternative to HD air suspension they are the place to go. The reason you might want to go up and down is if you are a short guy, I've known people that used air so they could dump the bike down at stop lights and not have to be on tip toes.
Two bearded dudes shearing a meal on the ground next to a motorcycle exhaust pipe, it's got to be the most romantic thing I seen all year, thank you guys for restoring the humanity level back because we where kinda losing it to-be honest.
My dad has the cooker for his snowmobile ! We know when it's getting time to stop for a bite to eat when you can start smelling sausage cooking . We use the muffler as a toaster to toast the buns etc. great invention.
That cookie monster helm cover is something I would maybe try xD It could in theory provide more driver awareness, someone is definitely going to see that in their side mirror lol - and maybe even more so after it being weathered and decrepit quickly lmao.
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!
Will you do a Christmas special please???? It's my favorite time of the year. Maybe we can all donate some money or toys and you dye your beard (santa) and give out gifts to less fortunate kids? Well if you do I'm down! Merry Christmas and God Bless!
Job interview today , Just got a new back wheel on my cafe racer and now new bikes and beards ! Starting to think it's going to be a reallllly good day 🥳
I'm loving this mini series. I've long since had ideas about building a type of exhaust kettle / cooker but have never tried to make it, glad to see someone tried putting their idea into production.
@@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
Man you don´t know how much i love your videos and i am sure you wont see this commentary but i am watching you from spain and loving the religious touch me being a little bit religious. May God bless you and keep up the great work you all are doing. Peace:
@@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
That idea with the cooker is great, I remember my parents doing something like that back in the day with their 4.6l V8 on holiday - they'd buy these cheap chevapcici in aluminum cases and heat them in the engine bay at the lake.
I have no clue how you managed to keep driving after the lab reacting like that to you yelling Yo Dinasaur.... That was definetly your old dog... And I would have been stopping to say hi as soon as I saw that reaction!
7:55 That's not how decibels work... 117 is NOT slightly louder that 106, that's around 2 times louder. And also.. thank god that this thing isn't capable of 300, because from 240 it's lethal zone, not hearing loss but strait up death.
The reason why pairing 4 horns instead of 1 only increased from 110 to 130 is because decibel scale is not linear, it is logarithmic. For every mile you pass on your trip, for example, your distance traveled increases by a mile and total number is the addition of all the equally spaced miles traveled. But going from 60 to 80 dB and then going from 80 to 100 and then from 100 to 120 is not the same equal increment in the sound. It gets much much louder for every dB you increase. Exponentially louder. A normal conversation you have is 70 dB and a gunshot is 140 dB, just to give an example.
@@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.
Decibels are measured on a logarithmic scale. So 120 is 10x louder than 110..... 140db is 1000x louder than 110db. 12ga shotguns tend to be 160db so that would be 10 TRILLION times louder The loudest explosions ever were 100% sub 260(Tsar Bomba, Krakatoa, Tunguska event, yucatan dinosaur ending meteor).
The air shocks are more of a cool factor. You get a center stand normally and when you park you dump the air and it sits straight up and down and looks good. Really popular with the big wheel baggers and custom bikes,
Great video guys. This was so funny. Good editing. What the world needs during these troubling times. Great scripture for the times as well. God bless you guys and Merry Christmas from snowy NW Montana
My bike doesn’t need that fire flame thrower thing because it already shoots flames out of the exhaust because I have 2 inch down pipes with no cats and it shoots flames like crazy blue flames it’s really pretty and really rad
Ive worked hard to get my bike tuned properly to get rid of most of the the back firing. Not sure why I'd want a product that creates more. The propane flames looked pretty cool though. : )
Muff pots ROCK! We use them all the time snowmobiling in the mountains. You can bring anything from leftover lasagna wrapped up in foil, leftover Mexican or Chinese to Hot Pockets, hot Italian sandwich, hot dogs, or whatever you want. You name it we've cooked it out there.
You guys have way too much fun making these videos. Lol. Had me rolling out of my chair. Sean you and Craig have an awesome weekend man. Love your videos!
10:14 I was just talking about "The Place Beyond the Pines" the other day!!! That is such an underrated movie! The beginning, where Ryan Gosling is robbing banks and getting away on the dirt bike was really cool!
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
You guys are so funny. I’m 67yrs old still riding and I bought the train horn for my electric SurRon. Yeah it’s definitely not as loud as a train but it’s a good addition to my stock horn. I also have a respectable little bell that I use just to let people know that I’m coming. Can’t wait for your next video.
Did my test with a devil suckered to my helmet. We had two instructors in the group. One instructor hated it the other pulled out some cats ears. People love it, smiles everywhere.
Holy crap you two are hilarious. When the drone was thrown at the wall and then he said "the drone lasted for about 5 minutes" I literally spit out my Gatorade to the point I had to use Windex to clean my monitor. I subbed.
There is no way I'm tieing beans to my pipes so I can eat lunch half way through the ride,if I can't stop and feed myself like a human I will quit riding
300dB SPL is just impossible. Here are a few lines from Wikipedia about the subject: The lower limit of audibility is defined as SPL of 0 dB, but the upper limit is not as clearly defined. While 1 atm (194 dB peak or 191 dB SPL) is the largest pressure variation an undistorted sound wave can have in Earth's atmosphere (i.e. if the thermodynamic properties of the air are disregarded, in reality the sound waves become progressively non-linear starting over 150 dB), larger sound waves can be present in other atmospheres or other media, such as underwater or through the Earth.
I don't know if you guys watch Family Guy? But there's an episode, from the early days, showing Cookie Monster in a public bathroom stall, cooking up cookie dough in a Spoon, like a junkie? It's hilarious! While I'm on this topic, the episode that made me a fan for life? Was when Peter set up a cutaway saying "like that time I did cocaine with Karl Malden?" If you don't remember "The Streets of San Francisco" television show? You won't understand the joke... (Family Guy fanaticism is what happens to you, after you sell your Harley... don't be that guy.)
There are a whole variety of exhaust meal heaters available, I've heard of truckers using them... put your food in container, mount on exhaust manifold, drive for a couple hours, open and eat!! Very neat!
Number 2 horn. Guys you need to get into the "commercial gumbo". Listing 4 horns at 300dB is the same as saying 1 horn at 75dB. ( 75 dB x 4 horns) = 300 dB horns.) It is dumb and incorrect but that's how they think.
Fun fact I found on the interwebs: Strictly speaking, the loudest possible sound in air, is 194 dB. The “loudness” of the sound is dictated by how large the amplitude of the waves is compared to ambient air pressure. A sound of 194 dB has a pressure deviation of 101.325 kPa, which is ambient pressure at sea level, at 0 degrees Celsius (32 Fahrenheit). Essentially, at 194 dB, the waves are creating a complete vacuum between themselves. You can go louder than 194 dB, but that’s not technically a “sound” anymore. The extra energy starts distorting the entire wave, and you end up with something that’s more a shockwave and less a soundwave. At that level, sounds don’t pass through air - they push the air along, producing pressurized burst (shockwaves). But for the sake of the argument (and because let’s face it, no one wants to be overly pedantic), we will consider anything over 194 dB as sounds - just know that that’s not an exact phrasing.
the loudest sound ever recorded was 305 db and the pressure wave from that volcano eruption travelled round the world 3 times, spoiler alert the horns didn't reach the advertised amount, but I'm still kinda impressed by the figure
To make a continuous flame thrower, you'd need a lawnmower carb leading to a venturi in the exhaust. Then you have a perfect mixture all the time, and you essentially get the same effect as the brush burner with 1 fuel source.
Those "Helmet Head covers" don't bring a smile to my face, they result in hysterical laughter at anyone who would put those on for looking absolutely ridiculous.
117 dB is pretty loud. Sounds between 170-200 dB are so intense that they can cause lethal issues like pulmonary embolisms, pulmonary contusions, or even burst lungs. The fact that anyone would buy a horn advertised at 300 dB just shows we need natural selection to start taking it's course. 300 dB is not possible as a continuous sound in air because the maximum overpressure is double atmospheric, with the troughs a vacuum, which works out at 194 decibels.
Krakatoa erupting was probably the loudest sound that human beings have ever heard. It could be heard 3,000 miles away and the shockwaves circled the entire planet 7 times...It was around 300 decibels. Lol
300dB is quite literally lethal and to generate such a level would require a rather large volcano
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.
Imagine rolling down the street yelling "Yo Dinosaur!" To an old lady walking her dog lol
Oh sheet hahahahahahahahhahahaha broooooooo hahhahahhahahahhahahahhahahgahahagaha
Imagine having a dog for 9 years and giving it away
@@LoSeDplz 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
Have used the little cookers for years with our snowmobiles. The newer, more modern rider-forward sleds are much harder to install these onto the header, but they work! We bought a bunch of frozen chimichangas and wrapped in tin foil, then went on a ride. Hot, cheesy manifold burritos are the bomb when on trail!
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.
FYI : Every 6dB is double the noise from before! So from 106 to 117....I think thats impressive.
It is a logarithmic scale with a base of 10. 10dB is double the loudness, although 10 times the intensity.
One new horn - 106 to 117 - 12.5 times the power.
4 new horns - 106 to 122 - 40 times the power.
4 new horns 24 volts - 106 to 124 - 64 times the power.
Fun facts: the loudest sound ever recorded was the Krakatoa volcanic eruption in 1883, measured at 180dB, which was heard over 3000 miles away. 194dB is the loudest sustained sound physically possible (anything over that would be a shock wave (sonic boom)) and your head would literally explode when exposed to around 240dB.
Considering the Saturn V produced around 220 dB at launch, which is far more than enough to immediately kill you, I'm shocked y'all even stayed in the same building when you let those 300 dB puppies rip for the first time, I wish I had Juevos that big. I guess you really do put your life on the line daily working at the Sherf department.
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
I worked for a towing company back in the 80s. On the highway, bored, I keyed the ignition off then turned it back on getting a moderate POP. I experimented and 10 seconds was ideal. It sounded like a .38 going off and there was a fair fireball out the exhaust. I'd do this going down the highway and timed key on for when I went under an overpass. That was spectacularly loud. I made the mistake of telling a couple bozos who also worked there about it. One of them experimented with longer and longer intervals and promptly blew the muffler and tailpipe off his truck.
😂
The Moto Loot helmet cover does pretty much everything they say it does.
I have a red one and people love it. Can’t really comment about the social media part, but I’ve had my picture taken a few times.
There are downsides to it, like limited use of your visor and wind drag(starts to pull back around 45 or 50mph).
One thing that I didn’t read anywhere was about safety. I never got cut off or had someone merge on me while wearing the cover. I guess everyone loves Elmo 😊
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.
@retrojohnny420Gaming 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 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
Tsar Bomb, the largest nuclear weapon ever detonated was around 240 dB at ground zero. for the horns, 106 to 124db is 8 TIMES louder. So it's quite an upgrade.
The muffpot, installed wrong and not meant to have liquids in it, still did awesome. I use it for hot pockets, burritos, sammies while snowmobiling. Nice to have something hot on the mountain in a blizzard.
Ahhhh nice
Man, when Sean kicked Craig's drone, my wife asked why I was laughing so hard. Thanks Sean for brightening our days!
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!
Mad props to Craig for opening the can with the bottle opener/screwdriver!😂
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.,
It's hard to tell them apart at that level, but for every 10 decibels you actually get 10X more sound pressure. so the single amazon horn was way more powerful than stock!
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
I agree number 5 is great. So when I get round to re-doing the exhausts on my chopper I'm getting 2 off these, that way I can have main course and a hot dessert.
The exhaust flames you can use on a carb bike under deceleration.. I used to light the pipes on my Honda coming off the highway by flipping the ignition switch off holding the throttle open.. The fuel / air mix used to light in the pipes from the heat and it would throw flames from the exhaust until I closed the throttle..
Years ago I worked at Arnott Air Suspension, they made quality products in the USA at a good price and had US based phone support. It's been a long time since I was there so I get nothing from pimping them, but if you are looking for alternative to HD air suspension they are the place to go. The reason you might want to go up and down is if you are a short guy, I've known people that used air so they could dump the bike down at stop lights and not have to be on tip toes.
Two bearded dudes shearing a meal on the ground next to a motorcycle exhaust pipe, it's got to be the most romantic thing I seen all year, thank you guys for restoring the humanity level back because we where kinda losing it to-be honest.
*Sharing
*Were
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
My dad has the cooker for his snowmobile ! We know when it's getting time to stop for a bite to eat when you can start smelling sausage cooking . We use the muffler as a toaster to toast the buns etc. great invention.
That cookie monster helm cover is something I would maybe try xD
It could in theory provide more driver awareness, someone is definitely going to see that in their side mirror lol - and maybe even more so after it being weathered and decrepit quickly lmao.
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!
You are literally the only person I can think of that would name a yellow lab dinosaur 😂
Craig's concern of no pressure relief on the cooker is understandable lol
Will you do a Christmas special please???? It's my favorite time of the year. Maybe we can all donate some money or toys and you dye your beard (santa) and give out gifts to less fortunate kids? Well if you do I'm down! Merry Christmas and God Bless!
Same
Best comment all year !! ☝️
Mine to I'll donate
I'd donate !🤞👍😁
@@dustinfretwell4222 🤛👍 Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Job interview today , Just got a new back wheel on my cafe racer and now new bikes and beards ! Starting to think it's going to be a reallllly good day 🥳
a lot of people use the food cookers when snomobiling, they are super nice, its nice to have warm food while up in the cold snow.
That dog fs was his, he said 🦕 and the dog started looking and getting excited
I'm loving this mini series. I've long since had ideas about building a type of exhaust kettle / cooker but have never tried to make it, glad to see someone tried putting their idea into production.
I'm amazed the cooker didn't leak all over the bike
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.
Happy cold Friday morning boys!!
Same to you!
@@BravoSeven ready to move. Where are you located? 😂
Man you don´t know how much i love your videos and i am sure you wont see this commentary but i am watching you from spain and loving the religious touch me being a little bit religious. May God bless you and keep up the great work you all are doing. Peace:
That movie with Ryan Gosling & Bradley Cooper is called "A Place Beyond The Pines". One of my absolute favorite movies ever.
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!
Shawn's concern for Craig's welfare in regard to dismissing the possibility of 3rd degree beanie weenie burns is heartwarming. :-)
Agreed, that would 🤕
Lol the drone footage had me rolling. I owned one for a short period of time and had very similar results. Sean's karate kick was hilarious
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
Your flame thrower needs a small propane canister feeding gas for the plug to ignite inside the exhaust tract.
That idea with the cooker is great, I remember my parents doing something like that back in the day with their 4.6l V8 on holiday - they'd buy these cheap chevapcici in aluminum cases and heat them in the engine bay at the lake.
i have one of those helmetcovers... i have a pink dog... Everyone turns heads and people come to me and ask for pictures....... LOVE IT
I keep thinking there can’t be anymore Amazon videos, but then somehow you do it and I am absolutely here for it 🤘🏻
All I heard in my head when they were using the drone was
“It’s comin’ right for us”
I have no clue how you managed to keep driving after the lab reacting like that to you yelling Yo Dinasaur.... That was definetly your old dog... And I would have been stopping to say hi as soon as I saw that reaction!
took my helmet cover to Sturgis 2022 and people ATE IT UP! i was the center of attention everywhere i went and i effin love it ^^
Anything over 200db isn't technically even sound anymore, it's just a pressure wave
The commercial placement was just right. Craig says !cover your ears” and all of a sudden it’s cut to a commercial.
Came for motorcycles, left hungry... Thanks Sean, now I need to go make weenies and beans.
You should definitely build that propane flame exhaust and sell it in your merch shop!
I have a 02 softail screamin eagle package. Throws flames stock with the boom tubes on it. No need for extra add ons.
The horns of 120+db is pretty good tho
7:55 That's not how decibels work... 117 is NOT slightly louder that 106, that's around 2 times louder. And also.. thank god that this thing isn't capable of 300, because from 240 it's lethal zone, not hearing loss but strait up death.
The reason why pairing 4 horns instead of 1 only increased from 110 to 130 is because decibel scale is not linear, it is logarithmic. For every mile you pass on your trip, for example, your distance traveled increases by a mile and total number is the addition of all the equally spaced miles traveled. But going from 60 to 80 dB and then going from 80 to 100 and then from 100 to 120 is not the same equal increment in the sound. It gets much much louder for every dB you increase. Exponentially louder. A normal conversation you have is 70 dB and a gunshot is 140 dB, just to give an example.
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.
So much for a spark arrestor to be safe off road. Just use the "off road only" exhaust flame thrower!🤣🔥
It’s ok, just a canyon wildfire, what can go wrong?
BEAUTIFUL...YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME..LOVE THE VIDEO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣..GOD IS GOOD!!!!👍🙏🇨🇦🇺🇸❤😇
Decibels are measured on a logarithmic scale. So 120 is 10x louder than 110..... 140db is 1000x louder than 110db. 12ga shotguns tend to be 160db so that would be 10 TRILLION times louder
The loudest explosions ever were 100% sub 260(Tsar Bomba, Krakatoa, Tunguska event, yucatan dinosaur ending meteor).
The air shocks are more of a cool factor. You get a center stand normally and when you park you dump the air and it sits straight up and down and looks good. Really popular with the big wheel baggers and custom bikes,
Man you could of cooked hotdogs with those flames coming out of the exhaust 😂
Great video guys. This was so funny. Good editing. What the world needs during these troubling times. Great scripture for the times as well. God bless you guys and Merry Christmas from snowy NW Montana
Thanks so much
Grind Hard Plumbing Company uses those Cookie Monster helmet covers. 😊
My bike doesn’t need that fire flame thrower thing because it already shoots flames out of the exhaust because I have 2 inch down pipes with no cats and it shoots flames like crazy blue flames it’s really pretty and really rad
This is my favorite series that you guys have done 🎉
You guys make me laugh like an episode of "The Office"! Great stuff.
Love how you guys fail to please! Always find a way to not let the crowd down
Thank you for acknowledging that Amazon description ads are usually not true!
300 decibels is enough energy to split the earth like an apple.
So ready for summertime.
Ive worked hard to get my bike tuned properly to get rid of most of the the back firing. Not sure why I'd want a product that creates more. The propane flames looked pretty cool though. : )
Backfires eats engines, i don't know why ppl like them
Not sure why I clicked on this. But your horn tests just saved me a few bucks. Thanks guys. Keep it up.
Muff pots ROCK! We use them all the time snowmobiling in the mountains. You can bring anything from leftover lasagna wrapped up in foil, leftover Mexican or Chinese to Hot Pockets, hot Italian sandwich, hot dogs, or whatever you want. You name it we've cooked it out there.
Your old videos in the big shop with the big crew was good, but The Beard & Craig funny hour has been a blast. Alway entertaining and funny af
Awesome to see a new video! I know you talked about another livestream coming, can we expect that before Christmas? Keep it up guys! God bless!
yes
@@BikesandBeards fantastic!
You guys have way too much fun making these videos. Lol. Had me rolling out of my chair. Sean you and Craig have an awesome weekend man. Love your videos!
Put aluminum foil as a barrier for the muff pot. we use them mostly for hot pockets when we ride snowmachines.
10:14 I was just talking about "The Place Beyond the Pines" the other day!!! That is such an underrated movie! The beginning, where Ryan Gosling is robbing banks and getting away on the dirt bike was really cool!
Who couldn't love a fire throwing exhaust? It is as awesome as shrimp sauce
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 😂😂😂👍
I don't know how well that cooker will hold up on trails but Holy moly I want it.
You gave up a dog after 9 years? I think that’s pretty sad.
The Christian way!
Seriously, and all because the dog ran away every day? Thats his fault, not Dinosaur’s. Lost a lot of respect
Who cares
@@metooo-zo6dd who cares? You have a dog and just give it up for no reason? You are heartless.
You don’t know the hurt and worry families go through when a dog runs off
A lot of adopted dogs do this because they miss their old family
You guys are so funny. I’m 67yrs old still riding and I bought the train horn for my electric SurRon. Yeah it’s definitely not as loud as a train but it’s a good addition to my stock horn. I also have a respectable little bell that I use just to let people know that I’m coming. Can’t wait for your next video.
Did my test with a devil suckered to my helmet. We had two instructors in the group. One instructor hated it the other pulled out some cats ears. People love it, smiles everywhere.
Holy crap you two are hilarious. When the drone was thrown at the wall and then he said "the drone lasted for about 5 minutes" I literally spit out my Gatorade to the point I had to use Windex to clean my monitor. I subbed.
You guys make me laugh more with each video! 😂
There is no way I'm tieing beans to my pipes so I can eat lunch half way through the ride,if I can't stop and feed myself like a human I will quit riding
You guys made the horn part way funnier than it needed to be 😂
Awesome to know where you cruised around at 😂. Small world sometimes. Love the content
300dB SPL is just impossible. Here are a few lines from Wikipedia about the subject:
The lower limit of audibility is defined as SPL of 0 dB, but the upper limit is not as clearly defined. While 1 atm (194 dB peak or 191 dB SPL) is the largest pressure variation an undistorted sound wave can have in Earth's atmosphere (i.e. if the thermodynamic properties of the air are disregarded, in reality the sound waves become progressively non-linear starting over 150 dB), larger sound waves can be present in other atmospheres or other media, such as underwater or through the Earth.
3:42 maybe they did that so people who can’t put their legs up high enough for the motorcycles can put a little up and get on there
Those exhaust pots have been around snowmobiles forever.
I don't know if you guys watch Family Guy? But there's an episode, from the early days, showing Cookie Monster in a public bathroom stall, cooking up cookie dough in a Spoon,
like a junkie? It's hilarious!
While I'm on this topic, the episode that made me a fan for life? Was when Peter set up a cutaway saying "like that time I did cocaine with Karl Malden?" If you don't remember "The Streets of San Francisco" television show? You won't understand the joke... (Family Guy fanaticism is what happens to you, after you sell your Harley... don't be that guy.)
There are a whole variety of exhaust meal heaters available, I've heard of truckers using them... put your food in container, mount on exhaust manifold, drive for a couple hours, open and eat!! Very neat!
The lady probably thought you called her a dinosaur 😂
I'm not that worried about it, let's keep on rollin 😂
Number 2 horn. Guys you need to get into the "commercial gumbo". Listing 4 horns at 300dB is the same as saying 1 horn at 75dB. ( 75 dB x 4 horns) = 300 dB horns.)
It is dumb and incorrect but that's how they think.
Fun fact I found on the interwebs:
Strictly speaking, the loudest possible sound in air, is 194 dB. The “loudness” of the sound is dictated by how large the amplitude of the waves is compared to ambient air pressure. A sound of 194 dB has a pressure deviation of 101.325 kPa, which is ambient pressure at sea level, at 0 degrees Celsius (32 Fahrenheit). Essentially, at 194 dB, the waves are creating a complete vacuum between themselves.
You can go louder than 194 dB, but that’s not technically a “sound” anymore. The extra energy starts distorting the entire wave, and you end up with something that’s more a shockwave and less a soundwave. At that level, sounds don’t pass through air - they push the air along, producing pressurized burst (shockwaves).
But for the sake of the argument (and because let’s face it, no one wants to be overly pedantic), we will consider anything over 194 dB as sounds - just know that that’s not an exact phrasing.
🤣🤣🤣that old woman totally thought you called her a "DINOSAUR." she didn't know that was a dog name.... she was as old as a DINOSAUR 🦕
I love their buddy buddy back and forth that the do. Craig should be in every video
the loudest sound ever recorded was 305 db and the pressure wave from that volcano eruption travelled round the world 3 times, spoiler alert the horns didn't reach the advertised amount, but I'm still kinda impressed by the figure
To make a continuous flame thrower, you'd need a lawnmower carb leading to a venturi in the exhaust. Then you have a perfect mixture all the time, and you essentially get the same effect as the brush burner with 1 fuel source.
Honestly, you need to combine this with the Amazon Bubble Bike!
When I ride with my helmet cover almost everyone laughs, points and smiles. Tons of people will take pictures and videos too. I love it
2 dudes eating beans off the pavement, coolest thing ive seen in awhile 😁😁
Y'all have to be "Southern Boy's" at heart.......The homemade flame throwing pipes, PROVED IT🤠
Those "Helmet Head covers" don't bring a smile to my face, they result in hysterical laughter at anyone who would put those on for looking absolutely ridiculous.
117 dB is pretty loud. Sounds between 170-200 dB are so intense that they can cause lethal issues like pulmonary embolisms, pulmonary contusions, or even burst lungs. The fact that anyone would buy a horn advertised at 300 dB just shows we need natural selection to start taking it's course. 300 dB is not possible as a continuous sound in air because the maximum overpressure is double atmospheric, with the troughs a vacuum, which works out at 194 decibels.
Krakatoa erupting was probably the loudest sound that human beings have ever heard. It could be heard 3,000 miles away and the shockwaves circled the entire planet 7 times...It was around 300 decibels. Lol
Years ago, traveling salesmen would cook food while driving by wrapping food in foil and place it on the manifold. Worked like a charm!