i wish i bought a faster car...

honor m4n wrote:

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:id rather not be one of those guys..

You'll probably end up dead if you get a bike anyway

Doubt it, I wouldnt drive like a maniac and would always wear a helmet, gear etc. Plus I wouldnt use it every day.

Eventually you'd get used to it and do crazier shit, especially on a sportbike. Who could resist? The problem with motorcycles is that even if you're the world's best driver you're counting on other people to not be fucking retarded. In the past I thought it would be cool to have one but after working in my job for a few years I've since changed my mind. Most motorcycle accidents end up very bad. It's usually either the guy just dumped his bike and is fine or he's so fucked up he's going to need a medevac or a body bag.

911 wrote:i'm just waiting for the cocksucker's first accident - if you ride it 365 days a year it's just an eventuality

then he might just be more of a pleasure cruiser

Been in two accidents already and yes I know what road rash is ive had it. Next.

Just so you know, chicks don't in fact dig scars.

No scars.

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:id rather not be one of those guys..

You'll probably end up dead if you get a bike anyway

Doubt it, I wouldnt drive like a maniac and would always wear a helmet, gear etc. Plus I wouldnt use it every day.

Eventually you'd get used to it and do crazier shit, especially on a sportbike. Who could resist? The problem with motorcycles is that even if you're the world's best driver you're counting on other people to not be fucking retarded. In the past I thought it would be cool to have one but after working in my job for a few years I've since changed my mind. Most motorcycle accidents end up very bad. It's usually either the guy just dumped his bike and is fine or he's so fucked up he's going to need a medevac or a body bag.

I think the risk is probably worth the enjoyment. There are countless people who have been riding for years and never had a serious accident. You just have to constantly be aware of your surroundings, and always be prepared and careful. And I wouldnt get a sport bike, just for that reason. A big cruiser for me.

But at least half the time when I see someone riding a bike, sport or cruiser, they arent wearing a helmet. That's just idiotic and wildy reckless if you ask me, but whatever, it's their brain to spill all over the road.

big_jesus wrote:

TheLightedPath wrote:If the bike is an option. And you take the car. Not a biker.

what a terrible thought that someone wouldn't want to be associated with the bikers. boy, i bet honor feels bad that you wouldn't accept him into your little club of beautiful, classy people.

the Left Lane Loafers? yeah, not sure i'd want to be a part of that bike club.

honor m4n wrote:

big_jesus wrote:

TheLightedPath wrote:If the bike is an option. And you take the car. Not a biker.

what a terrible thought that someone wouldn't want to be associated with the bikers. boy, i bet honor feels bad that you wouldn't accept him into your little club of beautiful, classy people.

the Left Lane Loafers? yeah, not sure i'd want to be a part of that bike club.

I don't think you could get into any bike club actually. Maybe go join the goldwing association or something.

fuckin guys acting like hes chuck zito and shit..

honor m4n wrote:

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:id rather not be one of those guys..

You'll probably end up dead if you get a bike anyway

Doubt it, I wouldnt drive like a maniac and would always wear a helmet, gear etc. Plus I wouldnt use it every day.

Eventually you'd get used to it and do crazier shit, especially on a sportbike. Who could resist? The problem with motorcycles is that even if you're the world's best driver you're counting on other people to not be fucking retarded. In the past I thought it would be cool to have one but after working in my job for a few years I've since changed my mind. Most motorcycle accidents end up very bad. It's usually either the guy just dumped his bike and is fine or he's so fucked up he's going to need a medevac or a body bag.

I think the risk is probably worth the enjoyment. There are countless people who have been riding for years and never had a serious accident. You just have to constantly be aware of your surroundings, and always be prepared and careful. And I wouldnt get a sport bike, just for that reason. A big cruiser for me.

But at least half the time when I see someone riding a bike, sport or cruiser, they arent wearing a helmet. That's just idiotic and wildy reckless if you ask me, but whatever, it's their brain to spill all over the road.

It's still a roll of the dice. Talk to anyone who has been riding for awhile and it's pretty much a guarantee they've been in some kind of accident. At least in a car there is the body to absorb forces. On a bike the only body absorbing force is your own. The best helmet and riding gear in the world won't help you when you're flying through the air towards a tree at 50 mph.

It's probably different for everyone. Some people wouldnt think the fun and enjoyment of riding would be worth the risk, but others would. I think I would, especially since I would only ride it a couple times a week or so. It just seems like something that would be too fun to miss out on.

bah, i want a hot rod.

honor m4n wrote:It's probably different for everyone. Some people wouldnt think the fun and enjoyment of riding would be worth the risk, but others would. I think I would, especially since I would only ride it a couple times a week or so. It just seems like something that would be too fun to miss out on.

I can see what you mean and all but I think fast cars are enough for me.

I drove by an accident, car vs bike, about a month ago. it wasn't pretty. ambulance was already there, but didn't look like it had been there for long. they were doing cpr on the bike dude in the middle of the road. i don't know if he made it or not. enough to make me not want one.

I refuse to place my life in the hands of all the bad drivers out there more than I already do.

ive been told in order to stay alive ride one like everyone is trying to kill you

00ranger wrote:ive been told in order to stay alive ride one like everyone is trying to kill you

That's probably pretty accurate

i would only want a bike to look cool on and drive relatively slowly. no highways, either. fuck that shit.

like a bobber.

hubba fucking hubba

TheLightedPath wrote:

honor m4n wrote:

big_jesus wrote:

TheLightedPath wrote:If the bike is an option. And you take the car. Not a biker.

what a terrible thought that someone wouldn't want to be associated with the bikers. boy, i bet honor feels bad that you wouldn't accept him into your little club of beautiful, classy people.

the Left Lane Loafers? yeah, not sure i'd want to be a part of that bike club.

I don't think you could get into any bike club actually. Maybe go join the goldwing association or something.

wow, what a burn! that's because people on goldwings usually are like older, more toned-down bikers, right? the softer kind of rider? but in contrast, you're saying that you're not like that! i get it! your fat-ass left lane clogging flaunts your disrespect of the rules of normal society! you're a such a rebel as you sell people cell phones in your retail job at radio shack! boy, you really set the fucking standard for biker society, you fucking golden paragon of motorcycle culture, you.

big_jesus wrote:

hubba fucking hubba

thats fucking sweet.

Olds wrote:

+1

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:id rather not be one of those guys..

You'll probably end up dead if you get a bike anyway

Doubt it, I wouldnt drive like a maniac and would always wear a helmet, gear etc. Plus I wouldnt use it every day.

Eventually you'd get used to it and do crazier shit, especially on a sportbike. Who could resist? The problem with motorcycles is that even if you're the world's best driver you're counting on other people to not be fucking retarded. In the past I thought it would be cool to have one but after working in my job for a few years I've since changed my mind. Most motorcycle accidents end up very bad. It's usually either the guy just dumped his bike and is fine or he's so fucked up he's going to need a medevac or a body bag.

Last summer my coworker and I were driving on the freeway in heavy ass traffic. A guy on a motorcycle was splitting the lanes between the carpool and number 1 lanes. Perfectly legal to do in California. A dumbass decides to (illegally) change lanes from the carpool lane into the #1 lane. Motorcyclist swerves to avoid her, narrowlymisses our work truck, and plows into the Chevy truck infront of us at about 50 mph. My coworker skids the brakes on the huge ass E450 work truck that we were in and just avoided pinning the guy. I jumped out of the truck and started giving aid. At first I thought he was dead because it was pretty messy and he soiled himself pretty good. I have no idea whatever happened after the medics arrived. I won't ride a streetbike on public roads now. Too many fucking idiots here.

After getting hit on my bike I won't ever think of getting a motorcycle again, people are just to ignorant and fucking stupid.

Oh shit I like where this is going.

big_jesus wrote:

hubba fucking hubba

i'm with you, dude.

wow, big j brings the sick burnz

Yeah, I don't have a bike for that same reason. Well that, and my car is plenty fast enough for me. Honor, get a brand new Camaro SS [/Camaro]

Holy fuck he's alive.

who the hell are you

me?

This thread is full of cager fags. I'll fucking choke you all with my tassels and stab you in the face with the spike on my german helmet. After that I might roll through a stop sign or give a rebellious thumbs up to another rider.

Storm wrote:Yeah, I don't have a bike for that same reason. Well that, and my car is plenty fast enough for me. Honor, get a brand new Camaro SS [/Camaro]

perfect avatar, you fucking disappeared homo

Wookie 5.6 wrote:

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:

Omni wrote:

honor m4n wrote:id rather not be one of those guys..

You'll probably end up dead if you get a bike anyway

Doubt it, I wouldnt drive like a maniac and would always wear a helmet, gear etc. Plus I wouldnt use it every day.

Eventually you'd get used to it and do crazier shit, especially on a sportbike. Who could resist? The problem with motorcycles is that even if you're the world's best driver you're counting on other people to not be fucking retarded. In the past I thought it would be cool to have one but after working in my job for a few years I've since changed my mind. Most motorcycle accidents end up very bad. It's usually either the guy just dumped his bike and is fine or he's so fucked up he's going to need a medevac or a body bag.

Last summer my coworker and I were driving on the freeway in heavy ass traffic. A guy on a motorcycle was splitting the lanes between the carpool and number 1 lanes. Perfectly legal to do in California. A dumbass decides to (illegally) change lanes from the carpool lane into the #1 lane. Motorcyclist swerves to avoid her, narrowlymisses our work truck, and plows into the Chevy truck infront of us at about 50 mph. My coworker skids the brakes on the huge ass E450 work truck that we were in and just avoided pinning the guy. I jumped out of the truck and started giving aid. At first I thought he was dead because it was pretty messy and he soiled himself pretty good. I have no idea whatever happened after the medics arrived. I won't ride a streetbike on public roads now. Too many fucking idiots here.

That's some scary shit. A friend of a friend told me a similar story. One minute another rider was giving him a thumbs up then the next minute he sees the guy pinned under a truck pretty much broken in half backwards.

Hey Underpants wrote:After getting hit on my bike I won't ever think of getting a motorcycle again, people are just to ignorant and fucking stupid.

That's the whole problem. If other people weren't so fucking stupid it would be very possible to ride a bike safely and without incident. I've almost been hit enough times in a car to make me think twice about getting a bike.

Wookie 5.6 wrote:A guy on a motorcycle was splitting the lanes between the carpool and number 1 lanes. Perfectly legal to do in California. A dumbass decides to (illegally) change lanes from the carpool lane into the #1 lane. Motorcyclist swerves to avoid her, narrowlymisses our work truck, and plows into the Chevy truck infront of us at about 50 mph.

exactly why it shouldn't be legal.it isn't that guys fault, its everyone else's. If I lived anywhere else in america, i'd get a bike, but even driving on the freeways in a four-wheeled vehicle here is taking your life into your own hands.

im still deciding if I ever want one.. the freedom u feel and the speed is like no other but then I live in NJ.

Im just prob going to end up with a fast ass car, but still until u experience riding for urself on a open road dont say u wont get one.. i was always against one until my friend let me ride his around the block.. just doing that had me hooked..