
Originally Posted by
ital916
Hey People
I just wanted to know how many bikers out there have just stopped caring about what other bikers do. I find I actually don't even give the slightest about other bikers most of the time. Don't get me wrong, if I see a biker in distress, I'll stop and help out, if they're broken down or something but as far as giving a shit about how other bikers ride, what they wear or how stupid their attitude is...nope, I feel nothing.
Young bikers who don't learn from their mistakes and continue to ride in ignorance. God knows, I made a shit load of mistakes when I learnt to ride, in fact I don't know how I even made it, riding in groups which preached one thing and rode differently, or just riding with people who had their heads in another place. The thing is, I learnt from these mistakes, and I learnt the hard way and luckily I am here today. When I worked in the bike industry, I came accross so many people that had the wrong attitude, and eventually they got hurt. So, now I don't care about other bikers, I look after my own and those humble enough to learn from my wrong doings or the wrong doings of others I will spend a bit of empathy and sincere care on.
The thing that really grinds my gears is other riders playing the one up game when they see I ride a 1200, especially young pricks on lams bikes. I've come across three now. What they don't realise is, I ride the 1200 because of passengers, luggage and long distance trips, not because I want to prove anything or do wheelies and burnouts. Now that learners are able to have a 650 on the side of their bike they think they are in another class. Well that is what I have found. If I had my way, I would get rid of the graduated learning system for a get what you want, off the bat system. If you're dumb enough to get a hayabusa straight of the bat, well best of luck to you, you'll get sorted pretty quick and if you survive the process, then well maybe you'll be alright.
Who else just has reached this point?
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