I would for sure kill myself on one of those. Looks fun though!
I use to race for Team Kawasaki in the 750 production class and have been riding since I was 16 so it's easier to not kill myself when I know what to look for on the street.
The last time I was in an accident on the street was 1989 when a guy ran a stop sign on me. I hit his passenger door doing 35 mph. I was 10 minutes away from death when they got me to the hospital. Long story short... I went through a long road to get back to normal but....
I'm 100% now and I do not forget that day, every-time I get on my bike and how close to death I was.... but I won't let the actions of others stop me from doing what I love.
I had a ZX-7 in the 90's I love riding. I have also owned Suzuki GSX-Rs and Honda CBRs My last bike was a CBR 900rr. That was my 13th bike. I think next I will get a Harley Fatboy. I am more in the cruising mode these days
I had never had a motorcycle accident so I've been lucky. Once I drove my bike all the way from Phoenix down into Mexico. What a blast that was.
Funny thing happened... The day I bought my current car was the last day I rode my bike. I kept it for another six months, it collected dust, so I sold it. And that was that.
Sweet old school bike! I had a FZ750 and an FZR1000 before owning a few GSXRs. A lot of fun, but these days for some reason I prefer fast cars instead. I must be getting old...
Been riding for over 25 years. My brother Gary and I were known as the Wheelie Kings in our town for a long time. Can't not have a bike. It's in the blood.
Doesn't your back get sore riding like that for extended periods of time? I've thought about getting one and that's always why I back out. Just doesn't look comfortable...
man i would just like to rip it up in one of those. i wouldnt use it often cuz when you do get in accidents, in a car you are okay but in one of those, end of story.
Doesn't your back get sore riding like that for extended periods of time? I've thought about getting one and that's always why I back out. Just doesn't look comfortable...
On a trip from Phoenix to LA once I got pulled over on my bike. I had pulled over on an off ramp that lead to no where. ( There was an off ramp and an on ramp, but no road leading to anywhere.) I had pulled over for a smoke, and I punched the bike and by the time I hit the freeway I was doing 120 mph or so - right in front of a CHP car. Opps. They asked me "Were you taking a break because of your back?" Fuck no jackass; I was having a smoke.
I never had problems riding my sport bike for long periods.
Been riding for over 25 years. My brother Gary and I were known as the Wheelie Kings in our town for a long time. Can't not have a bike. It's in the blood.
Holy shit, I didn't know that about you Dave...
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I use to race for Team Kawasaki in the 750 production class and have been riding since I was 16 so it's easier to not kill myself when I know what to look for on the street.
The last time I was in an accident on the street was 1989 when a guy ran a stop sign on me. I hit his passenger door doing 35 mph. I was 10 minutes away from death when they got me to the hospital. Long story short... I went through a long road to get back to normal but....
I'm 100% now and I do not forget that day, every-time I get on my bike and how close to death I was.... but I won't let the actions of others stop me from doing what I love.
I was crossing a street one time and a guy came BACKING DOWN THE STREET and nailed me. that's something you don't look for everyday
Doesn't your back get sore riding like that for extended periods of time? I've thought about getting one and that's always why I back out. Just doesn't look comfortable...
I never had back issues on long distance sport bike rides, but I did with my wrists, the riding position really forces your weight forward.
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