The number of locations you can ride a bicycle overshadows the number of locations you can ride a motorcycle. But, I get your point - at that price, why not go big? Granted, I hunkered down a cool G for my bicycle, and it sees as much use as my moto. Win-win.

Yeah, my understanding is that with no real suspension components, the entire bike is unsprung weight. The sprung mass is the meat sack riding, using their legs and bum as suspension components, repositioning their weight on top of the bike. The entire mass of the bike below is one giant dead weight, if there is…

I know, right? If only she hadn’t got in her car that day.

Let’s be real, here - this is all an A* development. BMW is just selling the brand.

Sure, I am not at all trying to discount Rossi. That’s foolish - he is legend. And he has his years (and years, and years) of experience on Marquez.

Preach! The kid is a monster in a fight. He had Lorenzo shaking in his boots back in 2013. He loves to duke it out on track and will come out on top almost every time.

I’m going to strongly disagree. Marquez is an excellent racer. His racecraft is phenomenal. You don’t win races and championships like this kid and NOT be a good racer.

There was no telling who would win this race. Marquez had maintained the lead, but was on an extra-hard rear tire compared to the hard tire Rossi was on .

How about measuring what is used AND what remains?

5.) Electric Headlights

The free engine development is definitely where the advantage has been found.

That's either Alex Marquez or Tito Rabat - Moto2 field.

This is a great idea!

They definitely did! I suffered through the road closures last spring/summer, and had friend witness Dinklage zipping about on one of those old-school Razor scooters near Yorkdale :P

Here you go.

Anyone watch a Moto3 qualifying?

I would argue that. Where the IOMTT is unique is in the road circuit itself and the dangers it offers - it's do or die.

Back in the day, the IMOTT was part of the GP circuit, but it was deemed to dangerous (in part by the rider) and made uneligible for Grand Prix status.

Motorsports stars Valentino Rossi, Flavio Briatore, Fernando Alonso and Heikki Kovalainen were on the list of hacked accounts.

I'm not going to camp out in a lane following every other person if that's going to create undue risk for my safety.