It is preferential to refrain from the utilisation of grandiose verbiage in the circumstance that your intellectualisation can be expressed using comparatively simplistic lexicological entities. (...such as the word fuck.)
Remember your humanity, and forget the rest. - Joseph Rotblat
Motorcycle songlist:
Best blast soundtrack:Born to be wild (Steppenwolf)
Best sunny ride: Runnin' down a dream (Tom Petty)
Don't want to hear ...: Slip, slidin' away, Caught by the Fuzz or Bam Thwok!(Paul Simon/Supergrass/The Pixies)
kiwibiker is full of love, an disrespect.
- mikey
Some seem to have clued up to how it works. For those who havent look at it this way.
Some of the motorcyclists in this thread are saying "Those who ride without protective gear, do so because they don't understand the risks, or they understand them, but enjoy the wind in their hair. Should they crash, they will cost the taxpayer more. This is justification to ban riding without protective gear"
But there are many many more New Zealanders who see it like this:
"Those who ride motorcycles, do so because they don't understand the risks, or they understand them, but enjoy motorcycling. Should they crash, they will cost the taxpayer more. This is justification to ban motorcycling."
David must play fair with the other kids, even the idiots.
Yep, that's always a risk... fortunately, we have them about screwed on that front... it's impossible to build a mass transit system to move everyone, and they're screwed as far as building more roads go... they need scooters and motorcycles, as much as it gauls them. Can you imagine the Asian cities without bikes? Can you say total and utter grid lock?
Funnily enough, my big bike is twice as expensive to insure than my little one! You won't need a source for that, logic says a rail system or buses ain't gonna go everywhere... although to their credit, Chch has a pretty damn good bus service.
I ain't got a problem paying tax, I'm already paying it... I would however like to be able to have a single plate registered though, that I can move among my bikes.
in regards to gloves...
i came off at about 50 -60 kph...got knocked off
it's not lack of skill uve gotta worry about it's other idiot drivers....only had one glove on as i was running late and could not find my other glove....
i always usually wear gloves...
hand with glove was fine my right hand which was without a glove was all road rashed.....hurt like hell for 2 weeks.....
may i also mention boots are great..instead of sneakers!
I saw a guy riding around in Surfers in just a helmet and boardies. No shirt, no shoes. Gave me a chuckle before I remembered that i still had a 20min walk in the oven.
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