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5/7 mornings and 5/7 nights, i see the people on motorcycles effortlessly navigating through the gridlock. it's a great edge to have.

the warpath will be the next website i donate to, i'm overdue.

edit* wrong "too"

Sometime soon I'm hoping to take a class to learn how to ride a motorcycle, it's something I've always wanted to try and it would tremendously help me out on my commute to work in the warmer months, because I could just take HOV right up 95 to my job (the HOV lanes on 95 are for cars with 3 people or people on motorcycles.).

The safety risk doesn't concern me as much because like FRPLG said there's inherent risks in nearly everything nowadays and riding a bike is no different.

the warpath will be the next website i donate too, i'm overdue.

That's a given, mine is usually in the form of a self-imposed fine.

I was more interested in other sites as we're all already here.

Most accidents involving motorcycles are caused by car drivers. Google it.

I hope I never grow up, I could become a utter bore like you.

SoA? Why would I want to emulate them? Odd statement.

Loser shit? Get a job? I have a job, very well paid, that how I have a bike as a toy.

You have issues, or you're posting drunk. Either way, go **** yourself.

Does it really matter who causes the accident when your on a motor cycle. I loved riding dirt bikes in my day but seeing my buddies pics (Orthopaedic Surgon Trama Center) I would never ride a bike on the streets. He jokes and says he paid for his house by putting motorcycle riders back together. He showed me a pick one night when we had been drinking that made me throw up.

With that said I agree with you Who wants to grow up?

Yeah sometimes I just like to toss a grenade and walk away. I'm just messing with you, Rat.

That said, to FRPLG, I have to debate the risk question at least a little bit. Yes everything has risk. And everything, well at least most thing, have a benefit. Getting in a car carries risk, but the benefit of being able to reach distances more than 5 miles away fairly quickly makes that risk completely tolerable.

If talking about a motorbike, you have the same benefit of being able to transport yourself those five miles. But the risk of dying in an accident is significantly higher on a bike than it is in a car. On a bike, all it takes is a little nudge from some idiot not checking his blind spot, and down you go splattered on the pavement. In a car, sure you can die in accidents, but it often ends up as just an annoying fender bender.

Risk is about cost/benefit, and the benefit of substitutes. Ergo, why take the risk of riding a motorbike to get somewhere when you can do it much more safely in a car?

Answer: because motorbike people think it's fun. That's the benefit they get that a car doesn't offer them. It's just that while they think it's fun, I think they look like idiots, and root for them to Ben Roethlisberger themselves.

But, to each his own!

Sometime soon I'm hoping to take a class to learn how to ride a motorcycle, it's something I've always wanted to try and it would tremendously help me out on my commute to work in the warmer months, because I could just take HOV right up 95 to my job (the HOV lanes on 95 are for cars with 3 people or people on motorcycles.).

The safety risk doesn't concern me as much because like FRPLG said there's inherent risks in nearly everything nowadays and riding a bike is no different.

Not a believer in degrees, huh? Everything is either risky or it isn't, there are no shades of gray? No degrees of risk?

Most accidents involving motorcycles are caused by car drivers. Google it.

I hope I never grow up, I could become a utter bore like you.

SoA? Why would I want to emulate them? Odd statement.

Loser shit? Get a job? I have a job, very well paid, that how I have a bike as a toy.

You have issues, or you're posting drunk. Either way, go **** yourself.

Because SoA is awesome :D

I just wanna ride in the bitch seat. I don't think I'm coordinated enough to ever learn how to drive.