Motorcyles

[Gwen]

My partner says: "I have found that ATVs and Trikes instill too much of a sense of "False Security" when riding. The knowledge that I only have two wheels under me has always kept me focused and alert!" Do you feel the same way?

 

[oldsarge]

Back when I used to ride dirts bikes, I felt secure on two wheels. But I think it all depends on what your style of riding is. On the street I'd prefer two wheels, off road out exploring the wilderness somewhere, I'd prefer a ATV. Not really into trikes at all, especially those new inverted trikes with the two wheels up front.

 

[dinosaur]

If he puts training wheels on his motorcycle, he won't have to be so focused.

 

[outwest]

I have a feeling of anything, being on a trike is where I would mess up. I guess me and odd numbers have some long history of not getting alone, its evens or its not for me.

 

[Hector]

I don't feel any less alert when on an ATV than I do when on a Motorcycle. The prospect of having a date with the wire brush is enough to keep me alert and focused on both!

 

[Lorax]

Motorcycles scare the hell out of me. It is that fear that has kept me safe for over 20 years of riding.
I don't ride if I don't feel 100%. I don't ride when tired. I try to limit night riding as much as possible, I am more alert on holiday, high traffic weekends. I take more back roads when possible to avoid traffic. In other words....I take no chances and it's worked so far.

2006 Star (Yamaha) Stratoliner