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Way too young to ride, the complexities in the way traffic behaves still have not been mentally modeled, should have years of experience driving a car before riding.

U turn accidents happens suddenly and the outcomes are usually devastating, SLOW DOWN when you see the signs of a possible U turner.

Hm, seems like a lot of crashes caused by older drivers, they just don't have the visual and mental acuity to spot us motorcyclists, it's understandable and something to keep in mind when riding.

I see he's a Kawasaki Ninja Rider.

Wish you all the best in your recovery

http://www.head-fi.org/products/category/in-ear This is a great rankings site for in ear monitors.

Hey Eric! How are you doing? Have you started riding yet?

I've had the Ninja 250R for 3 years now and I haven't done anything to it but oil change and clean the chain. I read (from credible sources) that's all you need for the first 20 thousand km. Anything else done to it is just wasting time and money. Apparently these bikes ARE bulletproof.

That sucks, you are a true rider, not quitting after an accident like that, hope you Get well soon :)

He was lucky he didn't get squeezed like toothpaste.

It was my main shop because it was only a couple of minutes away :(

Thanks for the post, and here I thought I have mastered driving/riding on the road.

1) YouTube videos on motorcycles. 2) Admiring my bike, hugging it, turning it on, waxing the chain. 3) Reading about books related to motorcycles.

250R and still have it, as everyone knows, it's an awesome bike to start on. I still love it too much to trade it for something faster. But I know I'll eventually have to.

Why does it matter if the content is amazing? You can't find any other site that offers unfiltered content to the extent of Live Leak.

Best stunt video I've ever seen.

Damn, hope you recover well. It must hurt a lot. I'm scared.

Good question. Technologically advanced cars are faster than ones that don't have it. But are they more fun? Cars with stick shift, ABS and traction control are a lot more fun to drive. My opinion is that no TC and ABS only serves one purpose and it's too contribute to the thrill of riding.

Well locking up makes you brake slower, so I don't think so.

Having driven manual cars for years, when I hopped on a motorcycle for the first time, I was shifting pretty damn well after around half an hour of practice. I've only stalled around 2 or 3 times since I started riding two years ago. Right off the bat, I blip the motorcycle throttle during...