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Originally Posted by Kaefer
Yeah... I know they are inherently dangerous. They say there two types of riders: thye ones who have fallen and the ones who will fall. She knows me well, and is keenly aware of my love affair with speed. The fact that two of her realtors' husbands have been killed or hurt in motorcycle accidents does not help my cause. She'll let me get a fast car (that Porsche Boxter is looking mighty good  ), but she won't let me get a bike... Pisses me off, but I understand.
Juan |
I agree that a bike is dangerous. Your helmet is basically your only protection in case of crash. If I had got one when I was 16, which I dreamed about at that time, I would have probably killed myself. However 10 years later I bought a bike which I kept for 10 years riding it almost everyday, hot or cold, rain or sun, and never had any accident with it. Sold it when I moved to the USA. I have been thinking about bying a bike over here. Not a sport bike, not a cruiser but something like that
http://www.extrememotorsportsofwaupu...Manufacturer=4