Motorbikes Sale - What would you do if you had neighbours who ride motorbikes up and down the fence line every weekend? ?

What would you do if you had neighbours who ride motorbikes up and down the fence line every weekend? ?

Do not want to cause any neighbourly problems but it is getting ridiculous. We are pretty tolerant but value our peace and quiet. Any suggestions???

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Play rock n roll on patio speakers VERY LOUD. Relax. Look forward to the sounds of bone crushing crashes.
You could either approach them about the situation and just explain that the noise is getting out of hand. If they don't seem easily approachable and might be of defensive nature you could call the local police annonymously and report a noise violation. However if your the only neighbor around it may be obvious that you called. People are pretty reasonable by nature and I think they would respect your request.
strictly nothing...
Call the police and see about any noise ordinance laws. Maybe they can be cited. Or just move.
ask them politely to keep away from your fence line. i have the same problem only its that they cut across the back yard with their horses when they ride them to the creek by our house and its not the noise, but the extra little presents i find after theyre gone.
I'd get up pretty early one morning and put sugar in their fuel tanks.
I would ask them politely if they could go ride somewhere outside of the neighborhood because the bikes are really loud. Start out the conversation with a compliment though, like, "Wow that's a sweet bike you've got there." If they get nasty about it then simply begin pushing their bikes over every night (make sure you do NOT get caught and wear gloves so that you don't leave prints on the bikes). Even if they suspect you they'll have no way of proving it, and their bikes will "magically" stop being pushed over when they stop riding up and down the fence line every weekend.
Talk to them. I am sure they'll understand as long as you handle the situation diplomatically. Don't be confrontational. Speak softly and smile if you can. You may even wish to bring them a pie, rice and beans or some chocolate as a token of your gratitude. Good luck!