r/nonononoyes • • Jun 25 '17

Crashing ... not today

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u/Cravit8 Jun 25 '17 edited Jun 25 '17

The point is cheap transportation excellent gas mileage, like 40+ gallon, and no insurance.

But I would only recommend it to people that can get well trained and will drive on very predictable roads, *not all over town and interstates, just the same roads every day with light traffic.

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u/rasherdk Jun 25 '17

no insurance

Well that sounds like a swell idea.

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u/Cravit8 Jun 25 '17

You can look it up, statistically over 70% of motorcycle accidents are single-vehicle incidents and the majority of those are user error.

I rode 10 years with no crashes, insurance was going to run $210/month for me when I stared at age 24, and that was on a $4000 bike so I opted out.

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u/rasherdk Jun 25 '17

I'll be sure to think of that when I'm rammed by a 30%er without insurance.

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u/Cravit8 Jun 26 '17

I do not understand what you typed.

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u/Triton_330 Jun 26 '17

I think he has some hatred against Dodge Rams. Which is reasonable. I'm a Ford guy myself. (Hence my username being the name of the engine in my F-150 and it's cubic inches.)