Who loves 2-wheels?

p90x_Dude

me me!!! oh I love two wheels!!!! ..........:drinker:

we dont' have one now but are looking at a few we like...:bigsmile:

hugs!
Ali

Happy hunting, it'll happen soon!

CrystalBella

I can't wait to ride again! I loved it!
Now I'm sad... lol

IrishRosebud

I love to ride. I haven’t ridden in a long time. I started out with a motocross bike and then went to street. I don’t like the crotch rockets (for myself) I am more of a cruiser kind of gal. I love the sound coming from the pipes! I’ve wanted to get a bike again but it’s not a wise thing for me to do at the moment since my kids are still young and I am the taxi driver. I’ve tossed around the thought of getting a side car. The kids love to ride. My oldest used to ride motocross when she was little. I have to agree there is nothing like the freedom one feeling while on a bike!

I agree with the freedom and again I can understand how children can through a "good" monkey wrench in riding time LOL.

My kids are asking me to get a bike. LOL They love to ride. We live in Michigan so to me the riding season is short and not worth the added expense at the moment. If gas prices go much higher then I'll consider it more seriously, or get a horse and buggy!!

p90x_Dude

I know exactly the roads you're talking about. I live in the NE corner of SC with NC and GA borders less than an hour away. It's common in the fall to see hundreds of motorcycles on any given day up in the mountains.

FWIW, SC doesn't exempt you from the riding portion of the motorcycle license test like some states. I went a few days ago and got my learner's permit but I'll have to go back after the MSF course to take the practical portion.

Wow, that stinks! When did they change it?

p90x_Dude

LOVE TO RIDE

I dated a guy for a while that had a Harley and loved it!!! And MISS it!!!

My girlfriend has the best of both worlds, she can rider hers and with me so she's got it pretty good right now. I know many ex-rider girlfriends that speak often of how much they miss the 2-wheeled adventures.

lockedcj7

Don't know when it changed but they make it very clear in the MSF course materials.

I'm already a commercial helicopter and private airplane pilot. I'm currently working on my instrument rating and going for my helicopter instructor's license before next summer. She says that, for the most part, she only has to worry about the mechanical aspects since she respects my skills and judgment. On a motorcycle, she's worried that somebody isn't going to see me and end up killing me.

I dropped one in a slow-speed turn in HI. I leaned too aggressively and there was sand on the road from a recent construction project. You can imagine the rest. I was wearing full gear and only ended up with a stiff knee for a few days and torn jeans.

I'm much older and more conservative now so I don't doubt that I would be a much safer rider. I'll keep dropping hints and see where it goes from there.