Losing his license over crossing a double yellow. Yeah, not gonna happen.

I’ve had it with these motha fuckin’ /s on this motha fuckin’ /p.

I don’t really think illegal is inherently immoral. It was a sarcastic post.

“Decidingthe rules of the road don’t apply to you means that others don’t have to respect the rules in regards to you, either.”

Yes, that is the point I was trying to make.

/s means sarcasm

/s means sarcasm.

Nah, go fuck yourself.

FYI... /s means sarcasm.

Is that a serious question? Do you know the meaning of the /s at the end of my post?

Okay.

But breaking the law is not harmless! It’s automatically immoral and unsafe regardless of the circumstances!

Personally I don’t think age really matters as much as income and lifestyle.

I don’t feel bad.

You mean “riding conservatively” and knowing that countersteering is a thing (!!!) doesn’t give him a free pass to talk down to other riders and make assumptions about their skills over the internet?!

You come off as incredibly arrogant, especially with all of your “I hope you don’t ride” remarks.

It’s easy to watch dashcam videos like these from the comfort of your own home, Mr. Internet Expert, and criticize the rider’s skills. It’s quite another to actually be there, trying to make the right decision at a moment’s notice when the unexpected happens.

Mechanically it was okay, but he’d laid it down on both sides and the repair shop calculated repair costs based on factory parts which are very expensive. I wasn’t too upset about it since the insurance company paid out more than the bike was worth.

There’s a lot of horror stories involving stolen vehicles and police in these comments, so allow me to share my bittersweet experience.

oops, replied to the wrong person