>He driving a car kek'd

>cant ride during the winter
>no room to transport things
>more dangerous than driving
>loud and obnoxious

>>37764305
Can't sleep in a motorbike faggot

>>37764336

>>cant ride during the winter

That depends on where you live, the harshness of that particular winter, the type of bike, and your own skill and preparadness.

I've ridden motorcycles all throughout the winter, even in areas that got snow. Would I recommend it to everyone? Of course not.

But it can be done, if you know what you're doing and if your bike is suitable for it.

Of course, starting a carbureted bike is a fucking nightmare in any temperature under about 40F. Oh my God. Carburetors. Fuck.

Oh yeah, also, you need to be insanely careful about braking if it's below freezing because if you brake hard on ice you can fall and get seriously hurt.

>Can't kick a car over
>no heat/ac
>no seatbelts
>get hit by someone going in a car faster than someone taking a brisk jog you'll fall off and get hurt
>no storage

>>37764373

In a lot of places you can't sleep in a car either. The cops will get on your case.

Fucking totalitarian bullshit if you ask me.

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>>37764336
>cant ride during the winter
Wrong
>no room to transport things
What are you? A transporter?
>more dangerous than driving
Not if you isn't a fucking idiot
>loud and obnoxious
To trigger cucks like you

>>37764336
>>cant ride during the winter
this, tfw live in the state with the worst winters in the country and it sucks
also a lot of bike people are either fags trying to impress chicks or bikercunts that just barhop on harleys

>>37764441

>no heat/ac

You actually can get heated grips on a motorcycle. With a full-face helmet, a lot of layers of clothing, pogies, and hand-guards, you won't get cold unless it's waaaay below freezing.

And the wind cools you down so much once you get above 30 mph that I haven't ever felt hot on a motorcycle UNLESS the temperature was above 90. In which case...yeah, it really sucks actually.

IMO good motorcycling temperature is basically anything between 30-90.

A little below 30 is fine, a little above 90 is doable. But far outside those ranges, it's only for the most dedicated (or the most stupid).

You gotta prepare.

>>37764305
>He driving

NORMIE GET OUT

>drive motorcycle
>get hit by car once
>die

>>37764581

>Live life

>Guaranteed to die, absolutely no chance you won't

Really makes you think.

>>37764305
>be riding my motorcycle today
>retard turns left in front of me
>accelerate and pull a gta-style near miss move
>that adrenaline rush
feelsgud

>>37764373
A motorcycle doesn't have to be your only vehicle

>>37764564
I am a khhv

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>>37764463
>What are you? A transporter?
HOT WHEELE'D

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Learned to ride two years ago and bought my first bike last April.

Pic not really related - I learned to ride in New Delhi but live in the United States.

Fucking love riding in India, though.