DribbleDuke
My wife and I were talking at the dinner table about the feeling that motorcycle racing in the US is seems to be dieing a slow inevitable death. We could not for the life of us figure out why the American population has not grabbed the motorcycle as a viable alternative transportation. There are few and far between the regular people that we are in contact with on a daily bases, that consider two wheeled transport, let alone two wheeled sporting events worth the effort to do or watch on TV. She says that lots of people can not play baseball but consider great entertainment and noone we know can drive a F1 racecar but many tune in to catch coverage of same. Why is it that the motorcycle refuses to fit into a commuters paradigm. I see countless herds of single occupant cages droning up and down the hiways on thier 38 mile commutes to the salt mines every day and can count on one hand the amount of motorcycles on the to and from distance.
I would have thought that it would have caught on just a little bit by now.
Ride to work day doesnt look any differant than the amount of green I see people wearing on St Patrick's day.
WTF
Widen The Freeways
I would have thought that it would have caught on just a little bit by now.
Ride to work day doesnt look any differant than the amount of green I see people wearing on St Patrick's day.
WTF
Widen The Freeways