You forgot the part bout hitting the curb and taking a flying leap other the handle bars into yon tree(s) of doom with al the fury of a limp missile. Then the broken bones, and torn ligaments, and crushed bike parts, etceteras.
Bikes are fun!
I never had any problems on the street, except for a couple SUV drivers that didn't see me rounding a corner, and tried to pull out (but slow down enough, and they'll eventually figure it out that moving light in their blind spot is a motor vehicle).
Then again, I have been driving everything from ATV's to bulldozers since I was 2 years old. I started trail and enduro riding when I was 12. It's so much easier to learn on a 4-stroke off-road bike (I rode a Honda XR 100, and then upgraded to the 200 when I started riding on beaches and sand dunes) because of the greater agility, smooth powerband (nice, slow progression in power and torque, up to the high revs), and their light weight.
. o funny story about the network in our school, my one friend is like a computer genus and he made his acount have admi acess. it only lasted like a week brfor the found out but that was one fun week if u know what i mean. when they found out he took the blame for all of us and becouse he is in all ap and honers classes and has all A's he didnt get into any trouble.
