I use to be reluctant to ring people I was going to pass. Now it is rather fun to chirp at them. It appears to get their attention in a pleasant way. And to be able to escalate the sound is reassuring.
I use to be reluctant to ring people I was going to pass. Now it is rather fun to chirp at them. It appears to get their attention in a pleasant way. And to be able to escalate the sound is reassuring.
…I’ve got plenty of vision of motorists turning left across me where I’ve had to orp them. (You know your product has made it when 1) it gets turned into a verb, and 2) the capital letter gets demoted 😉 )
The Remorp has been just what I’m after, because it gives me time to warn AND brake in a critical situation; this is better than having to brake and then ‘warn’ once the situation has passed and I can take my hands off the bars, or to warn only when there’s enough time. These latter two situations aren’t a failing of the Orp, of course, because that is the same for any ‘bell’; but the Remorp is perfect for my kind of riding.
M.P., Canberra, Australia



































