Motorcycle yes?no?
I don't want to rely on my car anymore, but I'm terrified that I'll lose my arm or leg while riding Ben's motorcycle. I'll never forgive myself for that.
I just want to quickly ride my motorbike to the gym, to work, to do a quick bit of shopping or somewhere else.
I'm concerned about saving fuel. It should go at least 100 km/h. I don't want more than that. The car might go 120
Or would you rather have a Smart? It's just much more expensive, right?
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You always have the risk. I bought a scooter at that time – it was too slow for me so I made the motorcycle license (I actually want to go with 21… but then came auto.. tuning etc so I didn't actually make it until 30).
5 months after the test one looks over me and picks me up from the bike. no more racing, jogging, dancing, etc.
the risk always goes along. If you're too big, you have to stay with the car. how the cost for nen smart fails, you can calculate
Motorcycling is much more dangerous than driving a car.
Apart from short distances for motorcycles being not good, you should remember that “times fast” with the motorcycle does not go. You have to wear the protective clothing every time and in the summer you'll be there.
Motorcycles don't consume much less fuel than cars.
A motorcycle for saving makes little or no sense in most cases.
Not at all for "savings".
If you're going to be sensitive, that's OK.
Does a smart not end up as much?
As Car to Go only when you use it.