Motorcyclists often feel like they belong to a big community, and that sensation gives us something in common; we share a bond that sets us apart from the rest of the motoring world.
Why Ride a Motorcycle?
By Basem Wasef, About.com
If you're a rider you know all about "the wave," the pointed finger or wave of the hand that acknowledges another rider as he or she passes.
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- Why ride a motorcycle? For the thrill of it.
- Saving at the pump
- Easy parking
- Camaraderie
- Individuality
- Low environmental impact
- Ease of commuting
- Mind boggling performance for less than fifteen grand
- Let's face it, bikes are cool
- Escape and Adventure
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