The "Am I stupid AF for wanting a motorcycle" thread.
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Jesus christ people are acting like a motorcycle is some nuclear launch codes or something. I know you are Canadian but at least TRY to grow some balls.
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Sutekh
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Could you stop chimping out in every thread you post in?
Get yourself some Watermelon flavored Arizona Iced Tea drink and some Skittles and calm your ass down.
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You're not a good person. That seems to becoming more clear with each of your posts. Are you okay with that?
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I've only been doing my job for the past 3 months - but the motorcycle wrecks I've covered is maybe 20? 25? Not all were fatal, but these guys are rarely luck enough to only have road rash. A black lady veered in on a bike and clipped his front wheel. He laid the bike down, and got wedged up under another car in oncoming traffic. His foot had to be amputated, long story short. The speed limit was only 35, and the lady never stopped. Classic hit and run.
Point being, you have a kid on the way and it's very rare that a long term biker hasn't had at least one wreck. You might not die, but being some sort of cripple isn't going to be the best thing for your child either. I was stupid on my bike and should probably be dead in a ditch. But selling my bike was probably the smartest thing I've ever had to do.
Point being, you have a kid on the way and it's very rare that a long term biker hasn't had at least one wreck. You might not die, but being some sort of cripple isn't going to be the best thing for your child either. I was stupid on my bike and should probably be dead in a ditch. But selling my bike was probably the smartest thing I've ever had to do.
I used to ride, until my Dad got into an accident that wasn't his fault and had a massive stroke as a result of his injuries that left him mostly unable to control his own body. He has needed care 24/7 for the past 7 years. It doesn't even matter how good you are at riding, it's the other brain dead drivers that you have to worry about.
Also had a friend hit a deer on his bike going 60 mph at 2 in the morning. Broke his leg with completely severed bones in 3 places and had untold amounts of road rash but somehow lived.
Also had a friend hit a deer on his bike going 60 mph at 2 in the morning. Broke his leg with completely severed bones in 3 places and had untold amounts of road rash but somehow lived.
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