
Originally Posted by
Katman
It would be great to think all motorcyclists wanted to share the experience with whoever was interested but unfortunately there's a large number of motorcyclists who are against the idea of motorcycling becoming any more mainstream.
I've got mixed feelings about this. While I'm only too happy that my passion is shared with more people I do remember the days when there just wern't enough of us on the road for the polies or the public to worry about us. We could do our own thing without being noticed.

Originally Posted by
Katman
What they don't realise though is that numbers are the only thing that will save motorcycling.
Although it just may be the opposite. It seems to fall on deaf ears that the accident numbers are up because there are more bikes on the road so it may be that the only way to avoid the glare of the anti-biker is to be so few that we once again slip under the radar.
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