Roll up roll up...

[skidMark]

I voted unsafe...

To me i know my limits and a stick within them...

but if a car driver sees me riding at a pace i consider completely safe they think im a fucking lunatic.

I think i'm right, but know i'm wrong

[steve_t]

I ... know i'm wrong

Will wonders never cease?

[BOGAR]

As people have already answered, it is all relative. I might not always be safe but I do try to be so I ticked yes. Learning how to stop correctly and to learn as much about the hazards of motorbiking and wearing the right gear, all go a long way to helping make you safe. Knowing what is safe(er) only helps you make a better judgment of what you can or can't do, rather than going in blind to something.

[gwigs]

I don,t believe you are ever safe out on the roads.All you can do is minimise the risks.

[sondela]

Someone riding within their limits and prepared for the consequences if they choose to push them
I ride with my limits and am prepared for the consequences if I choose to push them

Wot he said

[Mikkel]

I'm alive - what does that make me?

Good question. How long are you supposed to leave those things on for anyway?

If Larry Laffer is to be believed, you don't want to wait more than a couple of screens before you take it off.

[h20boy]

I'm alive - what does that make me?



If Larry Laffer is to be believed, you don't want to wait more than a couple of screens before you take it off.

Lucky?

[Mikkel]

Lucky?

If I'm unlucky.

[h20boy]

Further discussions after tonights Def. Driving session...

Do you think, as technology improves i.e ABS and traction control etc, that you become a safer rider?

For example, if you know that you have ABS or traction control, would you take a corner faster than you might perhaps have without the technology...thereby increasing the potential risks???

[Indiana_Jones]

"That's right!, Ice....man. I am dangerous."

-Indy