What is going to be your next bike?

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by Rider

I know it's only been a month since the wreck, but after much deliberation, there probably wont be another bike.

well that sucks... but I'd keep your mind open for a bit longer... but I can understand you've obviously got other people to think about... hope you stick around regardless... and hope to still see ya in Indy

[Rider]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

well that sucks... but I'd keep your mind open for a bit longer... but I can understand you've obviously got other people to think about... hope you stick around regardless... and hope to still see ya in Indy

Check and Check!

[Dnyce]

Originally Posted by Rider

Check and Check!

go track days only.....

[OneSickPsycho]

Originally Posted by Rider

I know it's only been a month since the wreck, but after much deliberation, there probably wont be another bike.

Understand and think you have a ginormous gaping vagina... Given your history, I'm betting you'll be back on two... prolly in the dirt, but whatever... bikes is bikes... you can't live without them... I promise.

[Dnyce]

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho

Understand and think you have a ginormous gaping vagina... Given your history, I'm betting you'll be back on two... prolly in the dirt, but whatever... bikes is bikes... you can't live without them... I promise.

you can.


just not happily

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by Dnyce

you can.


just not happily

no he was right... you can't LIVE with a bike... you can, however, survive.

[BobTheBiker]

life without a bike isnt living, its merely existing with no purpose. I could NOT live without a motorcycle, I just couldnt do it. I'd literally lose my mind and die.

[Dnyce]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

no he was right... you can't LIVE with a bike... you can, however, survive.

you lost me.

korea's got you all fucked up lol ya typo havin mofo

rider-
seriously tho, track days, trail riding-way less chances of some outside source(cager, gravel, oil in the road, deer) of taking you out, and you still get your bike fix.

ive been at the point were you're at, and the best advice i can say is go thru with it and give it up. wait (if you can) 6months to a year and rent or demo a bike and see if you really do miss it. chances are, after the first 5 rusty minutes, you will notice that you miss it way more than you were aware of. then, the next day, after all the initial excitement has worn off, but the feeling remains, you can make a gd decision on whether you truly feel its best to give it up. maybe it is, maybe it isnt