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Barriertheir lawbecause they are dangerous and not despite it. If riding motorcycles for you is about living dangerously and squeezing every last drop of life affirming elixir from the day. If you know that every time you throw a leg over that bike you must strike the perfect balance between thrill and responsibility. If in your riding you aim for excitement but hope to draw the line at madness. If that is what you, like me, find challenging and satisfying about riding motorcycles. Then, my friend, you must accept, like I have, that you wont get it right every time and you will roll the dice occasionally.
When that dice is rolled, the only thing that's in your control is the ****Up Index. You must hone your skills to a point where you are in complete control of your motorcycle, regardless of situation, to minimise the ****Up Index. It is encumbent upon every motorcyclist to do whatever they can to minimize the ****Up potential and leave the rest to the road gods. In my experience, they are kind.
When that dice is rolled, the only thing that's in your control is the ****Up Index. You must hone your skills to a point where you are in complete control of your motorcycle, regardless of situation, to minimise the ****Up Index. It is encumbent upon every motorcyclist to do whatever they can to minimize the ****Up potential and leave the rest to the road gods. In my experience, they are kind.
**insert a thumbs up smiley here**
Just kidding! I think you should be here more often!
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