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Have you had these delusions long?....or do they just occur when your off your medications....doorknob! :****:
Hey, you're the one asking for the pictures, not me. But, go ahead and fly your freak flag high, bro. Be proud of what you are! ;)

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Only time will tell.....twowheeled monkey boy....only time will tell....definitely delusional.....

 
SORRY....but I have to disagree with the most important thing you said.....Motorcycle are not dangerous....hello...motorcycles are an inanimate object....that's as wrong as saying a gun is dangerous....both totally absurd statements....& both TOTALLY WRONG!....end of rant.....
Okay,

Riding a motorcycle on a public road is more dangerous than not riding a motorcycle on a public road. :rolleyes:
I am of the belief that if everyone rode a motorcycle, everyone would be driving safer. Based upon most of my observations, the motorcycle is not dangerous, it is the person in the car that has difficulty with having what they see making it to their brain.
I would have to disagree with this statement. Speaking with a Frederick County Sherriff who rides a Hyabusa was talking about bike accidents this morning in relation to the Ben incident. He mentioned that most bike accidents he has worked has been a majority the bikers fault. Either speed related so that the car that cut in front of them had no way of judging their speed or even see them at the speed they were traveling. Or, it is operator error such as one he told me about where a girl grabbed a handful of front brake in a panic when a car came over towards her lane resulting in the bike endoing.

Too many bikers come on the street with little to no experience and think it is the place to get it.

As far as the Ben issue goes. I see why they want to put rules on him. The team, owner, coach, etc have put a lot of money and time into the players. When they go out and jeopardize their huge investment in them by doing these things it is of their concern. It is just like our government putting restrictions on our soldiers after the huge amount of money they put into training them they are an investment they don't want taken away by something that can be seen as unneeded and why most see motorcycles as an indulgence...

 
Sparky...thats whats wrong....in europe & asia, its just another means of transport....so why here (North America) is it considered an induglance?....isn't just another means of transport like anything else....

 
Sparky...thats whats wrong....in europe & asia, its just another means of transport....so why here (North America) is it considered an induglance?....isn't just another means of transport like anything else....
Could be a fad like SUV's :D

No politics meant but if the gas prices go high enough maybe bikes will become more popular here.

However I think many countries overseas the cities were never setup for cars. Parking, driving etc just isn't enough room. Here we are a bit more spread out even in the cities and the amount of money we put into parking alone supports cars, not bikes.

When in Rome and it is the way it is. Not saying it should be but insurance and loan companies here see it this way also... They see it as a "toy".

 
Sparky...thats whats wrong....in europe & asia, its just another means of transport....so why here (North America) is it considered an induglance?....isn't just another means of transport like anything else....
Could be a fad like SUV's :D

No politics meant but if the gas prices go high enough maybe bikes will become more popular here.

However I think many countries overseas the cities were never setup for cars. Parking, driving etc just isn't enough room. Here we are a bit more spread out even in the cities and the amount of money we put into parking alone supports cars, not bikes.

When in Rome and it is the way it is. Not saying it should be but insurance and loan companies here see it this way also... They see it as a "toy".
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Everything is dangerous to one degree or another... in fact I've heard saliva causes cancer, but only if taken in small doses over long periods of time..... :huh:

 
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"door knob"....I love it....about fell off my chair.....not just because of the beer........

 
amen to this!

when was the last time you saw a gun walking down the street and pointing at someone?

same thing goes for the bike! you have good drivers and you have bad drivers, both cars and bikes!

if someone broadsides you while you are driving your car you can get seriously injured, same goes for a bike and yes it can be more serious.

come on folks, when someone sees a bike driving itself down the road please let me know.

there has to be a driver and most of all, accidents do happen!

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Welcome Ed, and prepare.
 
Life is hazardous to your health! I read a study somewhere that 100% of people involved in living will die. Until we can get laws to ban this major killer, maybe we should not sweat the small stuff. :butcher:

 
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