dey call me poppa wheelie

When he created this thread we were all anxiously anticipating how you felt on the matter

I’m glad we got it all settled

Just performing my civic duty and getting life saving organs to people who don't smoke cigarettes or ride motorcycles or swim with hippos or other puerile and unnecessarily dangerous pursuits

Don't be mad mead I'm still lifting twice as hard in your honor

Kind man.

I apologize

I’m not an organ donor but I will change that when I get a chance

Maybe I can donate my donated Achilles’ tendon

Fast food and wifi are more dangerous than motorcycles since most people die of heart disease. I used to ride literally every day for over two years, not to mention the other people in this thread who are doing just fine. It depends on the rider.

And how are motorcycles in your way more than other cars, which take up more space? This is proof that you're stupid.

You're an insult to Texans and people who believe in God. Delete your sig.

God is good

From https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api...ication/810620 :

https://i.imgur.com/3tC6nrF.png

Not the most recent stats but I doubt anything changed, bikes still have 2 wheels AFAIK.

Good luck.

added biking to my list of disagreements with katrik under SRS.

Nuff said.

Everyone I know who's ridden a bike has been in a major accident and either died, or stopped riding with some type of lifelong injury. As holesum implied, I know many mid-older life crises people (uncles) who insisted on getting a bike for the holesum aforementioned reasons. They seemed suicidal and had a big grin on their face when attempted to be talked down from it and talked into selling it.

typically their wives are able to enact the appropriate changes such as cutting the fuel line.