Originally Posted by
CB HI
Yup, I figured you for a car nut. And you want to compare race track with normal daily use, then you might as well throw in skydiving. Neither track racing or skydiving are very useful for daily commutes.
Originally Posted by
rekmeyata
What? You like wind in your face but don't skydive? I don't get your logic. Anyway for normal everyday driving the car still has the advantage in both emergency maneuvering (as demonstrated in the video that you didn't like but couldn't see how that might relate in normal driving), emergency stopping (because the vast majority of riders don't know how to stop fast with a MC), and accident protection.
Yes I am a car nut, but I use to have MC years ago while in the military, a Moto Guzzi...a what you ask?
You act like others here are idiots and act like no one who rode motorcycles would know what a Moto Guzzi is.
First you might try untwisting yourself from mixing up different posters in your brain. That might help you follow others post. As a clue, I never said anything about wind in my face or that I don't skydive. Now I have a better understanding of why so many of your post over the last couple of years have seemed so odd.
As to your comment "because the vast majority of riders don't know how to stop fast with a MC", the same is just as true for cagers.