LIFE CHANGING CONSEQUENCES! I was not expecting this!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2020
- Motorcycles gave me life changing consequences. Almost all of those consequences have been a positive affect. I was not expecting the impact of my decision to buy a motorcycle would affect my life! How has riding affected the quality of your life?
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Thanks for taking the time to listen to my rambling words! I thought little of the consequences when I made the sudden decision to learn how to ride motorcycles. Thankfully, everything about this hobby/ lifestyle and the benefits it brings has done nothing but improve the quality of my life and the people with whom I surround myself! What would you consider to be the number one positive affect that comes with riding your motorcycle?
I'm 53. I have done LOTS of different things in my life. Riding my bike is the only thing I have done that never gets old.
I come under the riding a motorcycle since I was born category. I'm 66 and still going, its a way of life.
Plus riding a motorcycle has made me a better driver when i’m in my cage (car)! I see things that i know i missed before and i pay attention more! Plus I watch out for more people on bikes than ever before! If everyone rode a motorcycle they would be better drivers!!
Family health necessity put my sister and I on mopeds to 6 and 7th grade and beyond. High school I got a small 250cc, 2 days from the Army I got my 1st Harley. Riding wasn't a choice early for me...but it certainly has been one of the most important things in my life. For decades I didnt have a bike with a radio, and I got used to the time of "just me and God talking" and even now I sometimes just listen to the pipes and talk with the Creator!
Just started riding last year. My brother said I could have his bike so I got my endorsement, flew to Washington state and drove it home to Minnesota. 1700 miles in three days and my life will never be the same. So many things have changed and I can take it out whenever I want or need to when it's not frozen here haha. Thank you for the great videos!
The bug bit me back in 1972 and I've been riding ever since. Welcome to the best part of your life. Its been a real joy watching your enthusiasm for your new found freedom. Keep on posting and keep the rubber side down.
I started riding motorcycles when I was 11 or 12 years old, a friend of mine had a Yamaha dirt bike that him and his dad would spend all day Saturday riding and one weekend they took me with and I got to ride for the first time. Little did I know that it would become something that I would continue to do for the next nearly 45 years. But my best experience ever was this past Sunday afternoon.
I'm now 66. Retired at 62, took a rider's safety course and got my motorcycle license. Learned on Honda Rebel 250 and found the clutching aggravated the arthritis in my left hand, so my first bike was a 150cc scooter. Well, went to a 250, then a 300, now on a Burgman 400, and absolutely love the Burgman. I feel so free when I ride. Wish I would have got into it when I was your age! Love your videos, keep them coming.
You are so humble and refreshing to hear the voice of a woman rider . Ride on
I rode a 106 Allstate (Sears sold them ) to drivers ed summer school so I could get a drivers license when I turned 15. Wasn't my first bike. When I was a young kid my dad had an old meter maid Harley. He drove a truck. I hotwired the trike when he was on the road. Pull the choke, kick it a couple times, push the choke in and kick it again. I think I put more miles on it than he did. I'm 66 now. I been riding a Goldwing Aspencade. A classic. Love that bike. Last few yr's my legs started giving me trouble. Yrs of work and a few dirt bikes didn't help I guess. Some people would have just stopped riding. Me? I bought a trike. Riding is more addictive than any hard drug. You live for it, and sometimes. die for it. Never would I ever dream of living any other way. I wouldn't know how to act.
I can't say how riding has affected my life, because I've been riding pretty much my entire life. This is the way.
Started riding in 1963....got my license in 1966...have owned almost 50 bikes..mainly Triumphs..got my last beast now..at 70years old..got a 2017 Triumph Rocket 3 roadster..2300cc..wow what a seriously powerful machine..very fast...my second one of these..sold the first one...tried to slow down...didn't work..had to get another one.Have ridden approx 1.2 million kms....(720,000 miles) without any serious crashes..came off 3 times...all at slow speed..looking forward to much more riding...
Riding was how I survived a difficult divorce. I could hop on the bike after work on Friday and go up to the Blue Ridge Mountains for the weekend, escaping my ex's reach and attempts to make my life miserable.
Love the community, and Your enthusiasm for riding Jess 😃
I have a small placard with a magnet on my fridge with a Harley on it and just below it are the words, YOU WILL NEVER SEE A MOTORCYCLE PARKED IN FRONT OF A THERAPIST'S OFFICE. How true!!!!
I recently got into riding a few months ago, I went into riding really on my own knowing no one around me really had any interest in motorcycling, it has absolutely changed my life in a positive way, it's like I go to a happy place when I'm riding, cruised along the blue ridge parkway this past weekend, I've had a lot of bikers just come up and talk to me about my bike at a gas station or a stop light even, it's really something I thoroughly enjoy and I didn't know how much I would until I took the msf course last August.
Riding is the best experience ever!!! When I go for a ride, I always find the longest and newest way back home.
I'm 45 this year, and it is now or never for me to get on a bike. After years of letting others convince me not to, I am getting my license as soon as the training centres reopen post Covid.
I started riding at 14. I’ve never owned a HD. I raced American Flat Track and Road Racing for ten years. Competed in Hare Scrambles and Enduros. My son was motocross state Champion in Texas at 11. He start riding at 4. He’s now 41 and I’m 68. The time spent with my son racing and traveling I wouldn’t ever change. We both now ride Adventure motorcycles and travel doing off road adventures and have for years. You like to moto camp. Adventure motorcycles allow me to travel to areas few ever do or never will. Imagine riding for an entire day or more without see anyone else. Camping, cooking and continuing on the next day and the next. Not just Ohio but other states and Canada. There is a group called the BDR Association, BackCountry Discovery Route Association. They have mapped out routes in the Eastern and mostly the Western parts of the US. TH-cam has many videos of different BDR’s. Some are tough and others not so. Look into it. This could spark a new interest. Oh! Check out “Itchy Boots” Noraly Schoenmaker on TH-cam. See is your age, rides in some amazing places with some great videos. I look forward to your next in between my own rides. Ride safe.