Why more women should ride motorcycles.
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I got my first bike right after my brother got killed on one and drove it halfway across the country to British Columbia to drive through the mountains. It was the first driving vehicle I’d bought and was most therapeutic. It was a Suzuki 400 and looked just like this one. The drive north of Lake Superior was amazing also while driving back."Just six months before Marjorie White bought her first motorcycle, her 25-year-old son, Tom, was tragically killed on his bike by a driver making a U-turn."
Well........whatever works for her. But there's some irony there, somewhere.....
Cool. A 2 stroke ?I had a YZ125 and the damn thing had a power band, oh, the number of times I flipped the damn thing before getting used to it was unbelievable. It was a great dirt bike though, had a lot of grunt.
Sorry SetWave, but that first picture has to be photoshopped.
I thought it might be posed but like it anyway.Sorry SetWave, but that first picture has to be photoshopped.
Cat tell for certain but that looks like a 1967 Electra GludeBessie Stringfield was a true trail blazer. Recommend you look her up.
Yep, a 2 stroke.Cool. A 2 stroke ?
FYI, the posture you think is photoshopped is actually quite normal in high speed cornering and not all that extreme.Sorry SetWave, but that first picture has to be photoshopped.
Exactly.FYI, the posture you think is photoshopped is actually quite normal in high speed cornering and not all that extreme.
Actually, I have experienced the joy a few times. I rode my brother's donorcycle - until he had a crash & sold it. He wasn't hurt too bad, but he realized how lucky he was.I got my first bike right after my brother got killed on one and drove it halfway across the country to British Columbia to drive through the mountains. It was the first driving vehicle I’d bought and was most therapeutic. It was a Suzuki 400 and looked just like this one. The drive north of Lake Superior was amazing also while driving back.
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Later I bought a Ninja 250 just like this one and loved zipping around on it but my husband was scared of me on it and wanted me to sell it. It’s something I really regret. I’d definitely like to get another bike. It’s an experience you can’t explain. You can only experience it yourself to understand the joy.
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Donorcycle! ( groan ) It couldn’t be that dangerous if YOU actually rode it Mr. ‘I don’t do anything dangerous’ man.Actually, I have experienced the joy a few times. I rode my brother's donorcycle - until he had a crash & sold it. He wasn't hurt too bad, but he realized how lucky he was.
It was a Honda 150 (I think). I rode it around the block a few times when I was around 19.Donorcycle! ( groan ) It couldn’t be that dangerous of YOU actually rode it Mr. ‘I don’t do anything dangerous’ man.
Where did you ride to?
What type of bike was it?
Me too...loved the bike but couldn't cope with the traffic.I had mine back in the seventies. Small Honda.