Motorcycles are starting to look more and more attractive

[water]

The good thing with those is no foot controls, so a cinder block or two would be dandy.

I know it doesn't have foot controls, but if I can't plant my feet I won't be able to weigh-in properly when I'm getting my knee down in those tight and fast corners. Yeah, you know what I'm talkin' 'bout.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

I know it doesn't have foot controls, but if I can't plant my feet I won't be able to weigh-in properly when I'm getting my knee down in those tight and fast corners. Yeah, you know what I'm talkin' 'bout.

Platform rollerblades++

 

[kiwi]

So Chikken, how do you think a 35 mile commute would hold up (each way is 35 miles). Would Knyte get tired of it after a few months and wish for a car?

 

[Valve1138]

So Chikken, how do you think a 35 mile commute would hold up (each way is 35 miles). Would Knyte get tired of it after a few months and wish for a car?

It would vibrate his cock to death. They don't cal them crotch rockets for nothing.

 

[kiwi]

It would vibrate his cock to death. They don't cal them crotch rockets for nothing.

So it's a good thing he's done having kids?

 

[water]

It would vibrate his cock to death. They don't cal them crotch rockets for nothing.

Oh great, now Kiwi will want one too.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

So Chikken, how do you think a 35 mile commute would hold up (each way is 35 miles). Would Knyte get tired of it after a few months and wish for a car?

Nah, he'd probably love it. There's a feller who commutes almost as far through the winter as I do here, and his is about the same as that (35 miles each way) he's not getting tired of it after the at least 4 years I know he's been doing it.

Your (Knyte's) biggest problem is the heat in AZ, he'll need armored mesh gear and a helmet with good airflow. I'd rather ride when it's 20 than when it's 100 myself of course if I lived there, I'd probably get used to the heat.

 

[Thorn Bird]

With you on the road, NO ONE IS SAFE.

I'm even scared and we live almost on the other side of the country.

It would vibrate his cock to death. They don't cal them crotch rockets for nothing.

heyHEYHEY!!!!

 

[Jonny_B]

Nah, he'd probably love it. There's a feller who commutes almost as far through the winter as I do here, and his is about the same as that (35 miles each way) he's not getting tired of it after the at least 4 years I know he's been doing it.

Your (Knyte's) biggest problem is the heat in AZ, he'll need armored mesh gear and a helmet with good airflow. I'd rather ride when it's 20 than when it's 100 myself of course if I lived there, I'd probably get used to the heat.

it's easy to beat the heat here. t-shirt, shorts, sandals and no helmet.

 

[fly]

What if the bike costs $6,000 and gas costs $3.81?

Given chikkens new mpg ratings:

15,000 miles / 60mpg = 250 Gallons or $952.50 a year in gas

vs.

15,000 / 20mpg = 750 Gallons or $2857.50 a year in gas

That gives a difference of $1905 a year, meaning the bike would take slightly over 3 years to pay for itself.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

it's easy to beat the heat here. t-shirt, shorts, sandals and no helmet.

Cheaper than a laser peel!

 

[b_sinning]

18-20 (Roundtrip) miles of latte slurping, cellphone glued to ear, sports radio at 200db, makeup applying, eyelash curling, congested windy road, non-mirror-using uncaring "drivers" that can't even speak properly let alone operate a motor vehicle.

The fact you brave that every day gets my respect.

 

[plot]

you could get a hybrid and have a practical vehicle you can haul kids and stuff in all the time.

 

[djduquet]

I'm just honestly too afraid. It makes sense but I'm too afraid. Plus now that I'm back in MI it's snowy 6 months out of the year. I must have cab heat.

 

[dbzeag]

This is what I woke up to this morning. Maybe it's a sign...

But then again, I work at a place with this....

 

[fly]

Why is anal flow only #8? Its the #2 that makes it #1 with me.