DYELM?

Motorbikes vs cars

Poll ended at Fri Sep 23, 2022 9:23 am

1. I am motorbike. Cars are great and all that, but secondary.
2
4%
2. I am into bikes and cars pretty much equally.
3
6%
3. I have one or more bikes. But my true passion is 4-wheeled.
0
No votes
4. I want a bike, but funds have always gone to cars instead.
2
4%
5. I have an interest in bikes, but it's always going to be cars for me
17
36%
6. Bikes will never be for me. For reasons.
7
15%
7. Bikes scare me.
2
4%
8. Bikes are the work of teh devil
0
No votes
A. ShockDiamonds should get the bike he wants
9
19%
B. ShockDiamonds doesn't want the bike he thinks he wants. I know what he should get instead.
5
11%
 
Total votes: 47

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Barry
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Broccers is not wrong. As you say Mito, most ppl could pedal a car quite quickly with relatively little effort, but making a motorcycle go quickly is a whole 'nother level of fun/effort. The effort is worth it for the reward.

Also worth noting, bikes aren't just about going quickly, Marv and I had a blast last weekend just pottering around N.Wales. They're great for adventures too, so liberating knowing you can go virtually anywhere.
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Seems as good a place as any to dump this :roll:
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Barry wrote: Thu Sep 01, 2022 1:58 pm
Also worth noting, bikes aren't just about going quickly, Marv and I had a blast last weekend just pottering around N.Wales. They're great for adventures too, so liberating knowing you can go virtually anywhere.
A road trip isn't a road trip if you're not worried about losing low hanging bits of bodywork every time you go near a bump or compression. :lol:
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duncs500 wrote: Sat Sep 03, 2022 8:02 am
Barry wrote: Thu Sep 01, 2022 1:58 pm
Also worth noting, bikes aren't just about going quickly, Marv and I had a blast last weekend just pottering around N.Wales. They're great for adventures too, so liberating knowing you can go virtually anywhere.
A road trip isn't a road trip if you're not worried about losing low hanging bits of bodywork every time you go near a bump or compression. :lol:
Different problems on adv bikes, you worry about falling off in the mud or crashing into the hedges 😆
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Barry wrote: Sat Sep 03, 2022 12:14 pm
duncs500 wrote: Sat Sep 03, 2022 8:02 am
Barry wrote: Thu Sep 01, 2022 1:58 pm
Also worth noting, bikes aren't just about going quickly, Marv and I had a blast last weekend just pottering around N.Wales. They're great for adventures too, so liberating knowing you can go virtually anywhere.
A road trip isn't a road trip if you're not worried about losing low hanging bits of bodywork every time you go near a bump or compression. :lol:
Different problems on adv bikes, you worry about falling off in the mud or crashing into the hedges 😆
:lol:
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Re: DYELM?

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mik wrote: Wed Aug 31, 2022 9:23 am Lots of forum motorbikers.
Is there?

Barry
Broccers
Dave!
Tim
Me

Think there are a few others, sorry if I've forgot you 😂

Tim Hale, JL and Dave (NotoriousRev) have all since flounced.
Oui, je suis un motard.
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