anyone else get else feel better then they control the throttle by hand???

 

There are a lot of guys, me... if I want wind through the hair it's the SC'd S2000 for me, no death trap is gonna catch me on top of it (I would guarenteed crash).

 

its only a deathtrap when dumb drivers are on the road.... most motorcycle accidents happen from people in cars hitting them, more then person on the bike doing something stupid....

 

My Roomate has an Evo and a Yamaha R6. I layed the thing dow nther first time I tried to ride it, lol. I'll stick to 4 wheels for now, but I want both in the future.

 

count me in..2k4 evo and a 2003 CBR600RR

 

honda cbr 600 f4i

 

I'm not gonna argue, but do you have any idea how many bikers I've almost hit in all sorts of bikes because they drive like they're on a bike instead of a car (trying to drive in my lane, taking the turns to slow and being an *** when I try to pass, going between cars on the freeway)... You are definitly right though, more accidents do come from car-bike collisions, why said collisions occur is another story "Start seeing Motorcycles" "Start obeying the traffic laws like any other vehicle, ****er"

 

ducati 748

 

I have an '03 Black evo and a '05 honda CBR 600RR. I love the bike but I feel alot safer in the evo going fast.

 

My yonger brother has GSXR 600 and he has almost been hit like 10 times 2 of the time he had to lay the bike down and he has only owned the bike 2 1/2 months, but they are fast. We were messing around and I raced him in my evo I got my @ss handed to me.

 

sheet yeah!

I am about to get another bike because I sold this one. I miss her so much.

"I have traction control, it's my right hand" (Matt Mladin).

 

Sold my 04 R6 a few days ago.

To the guy with the brother on the gixxer, your brother is an idiot, and needs to learn how to ride. My R6 had over 7500 miles on it, I rode it for over a year, it was never laid down.

 

theres really nothing to argue about.. and you don't ride a motorcycle like you drive a car.. its like saying you drive a 18 wheeler like you drive a car.. 2 different vehicles 2 different ways they have to be driven.

and people turning to slow... you never rode a bike.. you really can't fly through every corner there is. i don't know how many times i've been cut off by people in car on cell phones, people who look dead at you and still try to get in your lane, people who wait till you get 50 ft from them and then turn out in front of you... every group has its bad apples.. don't think everyone is like that.

 

live in NJ, just had to get rid of it too many close encounters, this been riding since 16yrs old now, 27, things have chnged on the streets to crowded and too many knuckleheads, but can be very rewarding in some isolated areas...

 

sold my 04 600rr a while back to buy a quad. big mistake. i miss my 16k rpm revs.