Scooters are depressing

**jasonu** · 11th December 2014, 16:47

Originally Posted by Akzle

you deserve to die in a manglement of automotive steel.

With riding skills like that there is a fair chance she probably will.

**FJRider** · 11th December 2014, 16:50

Originally Posted by jasonu

With riding skills like that there is a fair chance she probably will.

If she's lucky ... she'll live longer than you.

Such is motorcycling ... get over it.

**Big Dog** · 11th December 2014, 16:50

Originally Posted by Scubbo

and like fat chic's they're cheap (to rego...)

and if you try to go to fast you get a bit of rebound... get too carried away and you bounce off the other side.

**FJRider** · 11th December 2014, 16:54

Originally Posted by Akzle

... you deserve to die in a manglement of automotive steel.

YOU may not deserve it (regardless of what the general consensus of KB opinion is) ... but we live in the hope ...

**mada** · 11th December 2014, 19:05

It's not all too bad

http://www.theedge.co.nz/Producers-R...2/Default.aspx

**madbikeboy** · 11th December 2014, 19:10

Originally Posted by FJRider

Misjudge any one of those six factors ... and regardless of (your) ability/skill/luck ... you could be toast.

And sometimes .... luck is all it is that keeps you alive. Don't knock it ...

Personally ... the warning voices in my head have saved the day a few times.

Without bad luck, I'd have no luck at all…

Seriously, my point is to rely on luck alone, like the rider has no input at all, is a childish argument.

**madbikeboy** · 11th December 2014, 19:15

Originally Posted by cassina

So you think everyone who crashes is a retard for not giving themselves enough time to brake. If you ride with an attitude like that you may very well become the next retard!!

I think anyone who crashes with monotonous regularity needs to work out what they're doing wrong, or find another pastime. I think you're a retard for more reasons than your inability to think far enough ahead to crash more than a few times without squeezing the brakes. Go find an instructor at a track day (one who has immense patience and the ability to communicate using small words).

**Akzle** · 11th December 2014, 19:39

Originally Posted by madbikeboy

I think anyone who crashes with monotonous regularity needs to work out what they're doing wrong, or find another pastime. I think you're a retard for more reasons than your inability to think far enough ahead to crash more than a few times without squeezing the brakes. Go find an instructor at a track day (one who has immense patience and the ability to communicate using small words).

+rbjiap .

**FJRider** · 11th December 2014, 19:52

Originally Posted by madbikeboy

Without bad luck, I'd have no luck at all…

Seriously, my point is to rely on luck alone, like the rider has no input at all, is a childish argument.

Without input .... luck is what you rely on.

If luck keeps you alive ... it may be attributed to your skill you are alive.

If whatever you rely on to keep you alive ... is it really a BAD thing ... if you remain ... ALIVE ... ???

**bogan** · 11th December 2014, 21:03

Originally Posted by cassina

No you are the retard as it's you and not me that has claimed I crash with monotonous regularity and if I had the problems you allege I would have given up riding long ago.

Why, is it ever-changing regularity instead? Cos it surely happens often; go off to your filling cabinet and give us a run down of the first 10 dates/incident titles you come across eh...

**madbikeboy** · 11th December 2014, 21:34

Originally Posted by cassina

No you are the retard as it's you and not me that has claimed I crash with monotonous regularity and if I had the problems you allege I would have given up riding long ago.

Quoting someone named cassina on page eight of this stupid thread: "All of my opponents in this debate are riding with the assumption that there will always be time to take evasive action should shit happen and I am simply saying this is not true after being in a few crashes where I have not even had time to brake. ".

Few. Meaning more than once, but less than a lot. That's enough to be regular. Clearly written comprehension isn't your strongest skill. Nor riding without crashing. What are you good at, Petal? Perhaps your Mommy should have been more honest and less encouraging.

Oh dear. First day back on KiddieBiker and I'm going to get sin binned for being mean to the village idiot.

**madbikeboy** · 11th December 2014, 21:39

Originally Posted by FJRider

Without input .... luck is what you rely on.

If luck keeps you alive ... it may be attributed to your skill you are alive.

If whatever you rely on to keep you alive ... is it really a BAD thing ... if you remain ... ALIVE ... ???

Hmm. Philosophy. … …

Can't argue. Bling for you.