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Lets not forget all the idiots on 2 wheels with the "Me First" mentality. Over all there is a lack of knowledge, skill and respect on our roads which would not help the situation.

Some general riding ability also helps. Anyone who really wants to learn should get a dirt bike and try it out through the winter. With the proper equipment and gear it can actually be fun. Learning on the street like this guy in the video is definitely not the best way to go about it and...

You dont know what you're missing...I was so anti contacts for so long. But now that I've switched and gotten used to them I couldn't ride without them anymore. Glasses under the helmet was always such a pain.

Theres something to be said for learning from other peoples mistakes. But some people just gotta learn it on their own....Wheres the popcorn?

I wish I still had my 250. Biggest mistake was getting rid of her. She would've made a great track bike

I wont argue that one bit...My street never gets plowed. It makes for some good times trying to get from my house to the main road around the corner.

LOL you beat me to it

They most definitely do. You can get them in a 180/55 B / 120/70. First time I saw them on a jap bike was on a 600RR ridden by someone I follow on facebook. Cool dude who lives in Alaska and rides most of the year.

mmmm continental TKC 80's...gotta get me another set soon. The only Contis Ill ever put on my bike.

I was waiting for the bull charge to end with both Miller and Marquez crashed out

Will do...but I generally ride my 750 in the colder months. Some of us dont own anything other than motorcycles so we deal with what we got.

They're out riding their motorcycles not worrying about being seen. Spend enough time on the road and you will see us eventually. Especially in and around the city.

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Damn...nothing like getting passed by a detuned bike lol

Bet it gets "Stolen"

Thats a lie....you enjoyed every second of it lol.

Its hard to judge "racing incidents" when you've never bull rushed a corner with 10 other bikes side by side. Much easier to say he should've slowed down and waited his turn lol. Misjudge your braking point by a split second and you leave yourself with no where to go.

You are allowed a one time tax free transfer of ownership on the vehicle between family members. (at least a few years ago when I transferred mine from my dad). If you ride it back there is no fee as it already registered here.

By the sounds of it it cant be to often...They broke in 3 separate times and only managed to steal 1 motorcycle and 1 motorcycle license plate.

Im assuming you're using front and rear brakes. It is very likely you are locking up the rear brake and hopping the tire. **When you're hard on the front brakes the weight of the bike shifts forward onto the front rear causing the rear end to become light. This combined with to much rear...