Depending on how bad the traffic is I just do it. I've gotten the usual dirty looks and honks, but no cops have said anything.

If you say so... I'll be over here with my much safer Ducati.

In my experience with that generation of Dodge transmissions,

What did this guy do to get stuffed in a cage while his compatriots ride free?

Seriously, even when that bridge was actually floating it wouldn't have been allowed in the states.

Oh, I'm sorry that I like to point out little flaws so that the author can fix them. If we really want to talk about useful comments, yours was amazing. I mean, you really told me. I bet your inbred parents are really proud of you.

It happens to the best of us. That's why the edit button was invented.

But the "Black Ops" version features custom-tailored body armor, gas masks, and a smattering of assorted construction tools. Despite the photo, the press release disappointingly makes no mention of how many Twinkies would be included with MSPR, which is also undisclosed.

I need this, electricity and all. Those headlights....

Bad, no. Reckless, yes. Reckless because other drivers will react poorly to your higher speeds and then cause accidents. Everyone knows this.

This.

What was your scariest moment behind the wheel of a car, racing or otherwise?

Gotta ditch that extra dead bird weight.

Good, you deserve every penny of it and I hope you learned your lesson.

Anything out of the Fast & Furious movies.

Mostly what Iceman said, but also the raised heel can get caught on stuff if you need to ditch the bike in a hurry.

Great job and all, but that's why the second thing I learned in my MSF class was to never wear cowboy boots when riding your motorcycle.

They have some truly terrible options.

2.7 seconds to 60, in reverse! (said like Mr. Clarkson's "in the world!" phrase)

We all know you're a little biased though...