Warum nur finden viele, dass Motorradfahren im besonderen Maße Freiheit bedeutet?
Bin früher nur hin und wieder im Urlaub Motorrad gefahren. In 2020 kaufte ich mir ein gebrauchtes Bike, um das Öffentlich-Fahren auszudünnen und in die Stadt zu fahren, wo Parkplatzmangel herrscht. Ohne Schutzbekleidung fahre ich aus Sicherheitsgründen nicht. Bei Hitze bin ich nassgeschwitzt. E-Roller kreuz und quer über die Fahrbahn; Frauen die wie Hennen über die Straße laufen. Wenn Fahrspaß, dann nur max. 40 %, der Rest Unwohlsein und Anspannung, obwohl bislang unfallfrei.
Werde es jetzt zum Verkauf ausschreiben und mein Fahrrad aufrüsten.
Immer wieder habe ich diesen Spruch gehört oder gelesen und schüttele den Kopf.
Moving freely on the motorcycle works only limited in the city. On the other hand, driving fun is, at least with me, more likely where you can accelerate with the plank or swing through the curves.
Since you only bought the motorcycle for the purpose of moving, you might have been better served with another means of transportation. That’s what you recognized and dispose of.
But to question the fun in principle (“many”), although others feel it, I think it is wrong. You feel it like that, then it’s like that. Then the “many” others shouldn’t care.
And the engine oil problem my wife had already experienced with her car at ATU. It is therefore also an example which can be used for any other vehicle classes.
Because the advertisement sugges this and people fall on it.
What you are doing is to use a motorcycle as a means of transportation, then it is not fun either. If you want to enjoy it, you have to be on the go in the outdoor area on suitable routes. But even then, driving fun is not guaranteed, that simply depends on the personal feeling.
I used my motorcycle like you. In the meantime I have completely changed to the bike because:
Just like I imagined it and on the bike I can go airy and feel free.
I don’t even drive motorbike from this round.
That’s not a kind of just attitude.
You can also say, “Why say all the sport is healthy that I don’t understand” and as an example, you’ll be jogging at Smogalarm next to the highway.
A motorcycle is also a bad decision as a mere means of transport in the city and has nothing to do with freedom, but is only masochistic.
De Freedom comes from non-targeted rides.
You can’t drive in town, you have to get out of town. There’s no one running over the street and there’s no eroller.
If you bought it for that purpose, I wonder why you complain if you only use it for it? Freedom was apparently not the goal of your purchase
Well, a lot of 50-wheelers are driving in town. And I have not complained; it’s just a mystery to me how to feel so free on the bock. I’m going back and forth by road and highway. I was still wet sweating on Sunday afternoon.
Sure, you sweat, depending on the temperature. Go around 20-25 degrees. Land road with few beautiful curves and little traffic.
Otherwise perhaps the wrong bike. On a racing machine, I don’t get it. But on my chopper with ape the more.
And n scooter has more freedoms in traffic and at the parking lot, not feeling. I also drove a couple of years
What you do with the two-wheeler has a practical purpose.
If you want fun driving beautiful plugging out of towns.
This can only be achieved to a small extent.
Great if you usually only have time on Sunday before loud work and need a concentration-free day.
This is an individual problem from you. I don’t know why you put any conclusions as a general rule.
Well, then don’t go around town?
Gondele over the country roads.
I wrote why I bought it. I don’t feel free in the country either.
I agree. I do not understand why it is suggested that only Motorcycle driving means freedom.
Yes, the decision for motorbike driving did not come to me for this reason, but I notice that I feel like in prison.
Yeah, but… you’re gonna buy yourself a convertible next to drive only in rainy weather, and then cry around that you don’t understand convertible because convertible is going full of stupid because you’re getting wet all the time? Or what is your whole logic behind it now?
You’re a little special, aren’t you?
No, I wrote that I upgraded my bike (with a new circuit). I don’t have a car anymore. I live in Munich centrally without a garage and with a lack of parking. In rain, I’m going public. I am not entirely autolost because we have been able to use the service of the Bundeswehr as in the CarSharing privately for some time.