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anzac bridge is heaps better, headed into the city imo 1km straight to absolutely hammer it great view massive S bend that you can punch at 100+ easy another massive curve just after that that you can tip into as well best part of my day

yes you have you moron http://community.boredofstudies.org/4505135/post-159.html

i've never been mugged cos im not asian and can defend myself

seriously neb if you could comprehend the english language you'd understand that I said once you get off a bike and back behind the wheel the habits you developed on two wheels don't leave you. buffering/keeping out of blind spots/picking up lowies like nobodys business all stay you...

so fuck parramatta rd thought i could be a smartass and filter all the way home, but the lanes weren't wide enough for a truck, let alone 2-3 parallel for a good 5-10km fuck + air cooled bike = legwarmer in stop/start traffic yay for bus lanes though, some dude tried to follow me in a mazda 121...

fuck me sideways you coon

lol ok then none of that agreed with your post you piss poor excuse for a failed abortion

How many km have you put on the bike and have you driven since starting riding? A lot of your habits, if not all, roll over from the bike to the car. As opposed to going from a car to a bike, where I'm fairly sure the difference is that the newfound vulnerability makes you violently aware of the...

lol increased alertness so other things being equal, your ability to perceive hazards is reduced in a car ...just because?

while a car has to swerve out of its lane a bike could squeeze past without leaving theirs

on a track, doubt it but in traffic, how do bikes not win? otw home tonight, there was a line of 5 two wheelers, a 90's gsxr1100, me, some poof on a scooter, some hot chick on a scooter, and another learner, on an across all took the city west link, then onto queens rd, and back onto broughton...

besides what he said, a cars what, 3m wide? not hard to knock it down a gear and use your wrist like you're 12 or keep high revs all the time and hammer it

yeah theres no point keeping this up, about a minute after that first one i thought wtf did i just post either way, given the choice between (my) car and bike, i'd take bike in terms of safety :/

lol

....sunnyholt rd/third av blacktown? holy shit dude, that sucks drove mum to work that morning for the car, not a pretty scene on the other hand, got to uni in 52mins through peak hr this morning fastest ever time in the history of ever

there was that 5th gear video with a 1098s or 1198r or something vs lambo murcielago superleggera had a weave test, 60-0 test and a track lap the bike won weave and lap and lost the braking by about 5m fair amount, but considering the effort it put in against a 600k supercar it was a decent effort

yet to be outbraked by a car on the road, granted i've only been up against some like 8yo magna in a situation that would test it and i haven't exactly been doing emergency stops in a zonda f to get the gist of a good stop but I can knock 80km to 0 in about 15m, from my crude footstep...

not at all tbh i think, like quik, i feel safer on the car than the bike car feels heavier, harder to bring up to speed, just as hard if not harder to stop provided you pull your head in, all in all, i think the bike makes it easier to dodge the deadshits

mv agusta's are exotic

how stupid do you have to be? basically the one thing I don't do, even in the car