If you had even the tiniest shred of experience with the subject matter I would not have a problem with what you say. However, you don't and you continue to prattle on about something you know nothing about. There is no logical reason to get a bike, it's an emotional and visceral experience that can't be quantified. You either get it or you don't. You, sir, don't get it.
I'm not on your case you because you disagree with me, I don't give two shits about that. My problem is that you don't know what you are talking about but feel entitled to instill your ignorant fear in others who just want to enjoy life, not fear it.
You had a family member get hurt while wearing inadequate safety gear, that sucks, but it's not a reason to never get on a bike. You don't have any concept about the technical aspects of riding and think that as a Squid rider you will be welcome on a track. I have news for you, they would never let you on a track, or if they did you might manage a lap before they black-flagged you for putting other riders in danger. Your ignorance is surpassed only by your love of your own voice.
I would have just as much credibility trying to lecture the head of Nuclear Medicine about the scary, spooky dangers of radioactive isotopes.
I ride my bike in one of the most congested cities in the country, through one of the worst bottle-necks in the country. Between the two of us, who do you think is more qualified to talk about riding a motorcycle in traffic?
I'm not on your case you because you disagree with me, I don't give two shits about that. My problem is that you don't know what you are talking about but feel entitled to instill your ignorant fear in others who just want to enjoy life, not fear it.
You had a family member get hurt while wearing inadequate safety gear, that sucks, but it's not a reason to never get on a bike. You don't have any concept about the technical aspects of riding and think that as a Squid rider you will be welcome on a track. I have news for you, they would never let you on a track, or if they did you might manage a lap before they black-flagged you for putting other riders in danger. Your ignorance is surpassed only by your love of your own voice.
I would have just as much credibility trying to lecture the head of Nuclear Medicine about the scary, spooky dangers of radioactive isotopes.
I ride my bike in one of the most congested cities in the country, through one of the worst bottle-necks in the country. Between the two of us, who do you think is more qualified to talk about riding a motorcycle in traffic?
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