A man's got to know his limitations and one day we all wake uo dead. There should be public places to ride like this or they'll never stop it. Because there's nothing wrong with riding 153 MPH. But you have a responsibility not to infringe on other's rights either. Those roads are perfect for that type of riding. Maybe they should have bike days or bike hours there so others aren't endangered. Then if you're not capable of riding within your limitations, you're the only life in jeopardy! I've done some crazy riding, as I know others here have too. And I don't want to get killed doing it. And I don't want to kill anyone else either. That said, I love to ride fast and do so given the opportunity, I do every time. It's a disease I caught at a very young age and have never been able to shake. Never wanted to. As you get older, you get a little wiser about things. But that doesn't mean you change what makes you happy, you just do it smarter. I don't know why I'm not dead yet sometimes. Wasn't my time. Bottom line, when your number's called, your time is up! Tough subject for me to speak on because I'm going to get chastised for my thoughts on this. The biggest problem is that an unexperienced kid can get a 200 MPH/200 HP bike for $12K. They think it's gonna make them a man instead of an angel! There's a time and place for everything, but nothing wrong with riding like that. Safely, without jeopardizing others!
Hoist!
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Topic: Sport bikes terrorizing North Georgia mountain roads (Read 1268 times)