The point was that a bike isn't shit and worthy of nothing but condemnation because it doesn't fit your extremely narrow view of what a motorcycle should be. Voicing such an opinion renders your opinion worthless.
Never fear, Its a condition experienced by many GSX owners, past and present.
And I do enjoy many of your video's....for the novelty value.
empathy |ˈempəθē|
noun
the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
DERIVATIVES
empathetic |ˌempəˈθetik| adjective
empathetically |ˌempəˈθetik(ə)lē| adverb
empathic |emˈpaθik| adjective
empathically |emˈpaθik(ə)lē| adverb
ORIGIN early 20th cent.: from Greek empatheia (from em- ‘in’ + pathos ‘feeling’ ) translating German Einfühlung.
Hmm, personally I value the opinion of someone whom calls a spade a spade.
The readers already know Carver's bias, so can easily allow for that.
When I get old and retire and am frightened by corners I will seek the honest opinion of someone re farting armchairs.
I stopped buying bike mags. The reviews suck. They spend all their time trying to think of new, clever and interesting ways to say the same old thing.
Honesty (as it relates to a magazine) is this.
The importer relies on the mags for marketing and the mags rely on the importers for marketing - it's a symbiotic relationship, they both rely on each other for their existence and income. The mags won't rock the boat, they do and they shoot themselves in the foot - which mag will get the next early release, the one that gave a good review last time or the one that told the truth? How can one value such an opinion over an honest opinion of a product?
If you don't want to support the "corporations"
buy the counterfeit stuff..![]()
Jesus was nailed up to some wood, two thousand years later and book sales are still good
And honestly - that is just bull.
If there is something wrong or dangerous - I'll write it and so will The Ed.
Never had to yet - everything has been fit for purpose.
Otherwise I try to identify the potential user of the vehicle and supply pertinent information, experience and opinion in a hopefully entertaining manner.
I just put on my Triumph Rocket III, micro weave thermal top - nice big R3 Tribal graphic on the back.
Excellent garment, warm light and resilient. Had it 5 years - still in near new condition with reasonably frequent wear.
Bottom half is Triumph kevlar lined jeans.
My favourites in the type of garment for comfort and fit. Stretch Denim with velcro seal cargo pockets and quite a nice slimline cut. Very comfortable on the bike, small, understated Triumph logo.
Jacket is Triumph Retro style. Also my current favourite. Old school style - modern CE armour and protection. My son even likes it.
Boots are Harley-Davidson Johnny rebs. They are $100 cheaper than Genuine Johnny Rebs. My favourite boots - just because.
Helmet, maybe Arai, Maybe Shoei, probably Davida.
Why do I buy into it. Because I like it.
It's not about the bike, it's about the journey
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