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I noticed the computerized warning system they had and just got curious. In my opinion something like this could be very useful to motorcyclists.
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The Germans have already built a crashproof motorbike, it has a heads up display in the helmet.
You can see a demo here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfMyePXZD94
The Germans have already built a crashproof motorbike, it has a heads up display in the helmet.
You can see a demo here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfMyePXZD94
Whats it like driving a motorbike?
Q. Does it take a lot of practice driving a motorbike or is it easy to drive?
How would you go about getting lessons and when you go for your test is your examiner on the bike behind you?
How would you go about getting lessons and when you go for your test is your examiner on the bike behind you?
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Yes it does take some practice. This is considered heavy machinery (just like a car) and can be very dangerous or deadly if one does not develop some skill level. For normal cruising or street riding, one would only need to know how to properly operate the motorcycle and some emergency maneuvers for those risky moments.
In order to be very good at motorcycling, one would first need to take the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Basic RiderCourse. This course will teach you everything you need to know to basically ride a motorcycle in common traffic. The course instructors provide the motorcycles and the helmets, all the rider needs to provide is eye protection, a long sleeve shirt, pants and shoes that cover the ankles (like work boots). The course instructor will have his own motorcycle (he does not ride behind you on the same bike) and he will teach you slowly how to ride a motorcycle, how to shift, turn, brake etc. He will also set up a track for you to go through (after demonstrating what is expected of the rider). The course is taught so that it is very very easy to ride a motorcycle. If you can ride a bicycle, you can easily learn how to ride a motorcycle. It's definitly not hard but requires some work. AND DONT LET YOUR FRIENDS TEACH YOU HOW TO RIDE!! YOU WILL VERY LIKELY GET HURT IN THE FUTURE!!! (statistically those who got into accidents in the first six months of riding were taught by a friend).
To compare riding a motorcycle to a car. A car is essentially a glass room with a steering wheel. you turn a wheel and see (and slightly feel) the car move one way or the other. Riding a motorcycle is much more engaging. you dont just turn a wheel and push down on pedals. you use your whole body to move 'with' the bike, almost like dancing with a partner. you feel the senation of the wind and feel exposed and in your environment (as opposed to an enclosed A/C room), you smell the smell in the air (trees, fresh-cut grass, delicious food cooking in a restaurant), feel the heat of the sun warm your body, the bike vibrating underneath you, the sound of the motor etc. It is MUCH more engaging and, while you are exposed to more danger, have a better connection with your vehicle and the world, this provides enjoyment in ways cars cannot do (even really expensive ones). This is just one of the many reasons we ride.
Yes it does take some practice. This is considered heavy machinery (just like a car) and can be very dangerous or deadly if one does not develop some skill level. For normal cruising or street riding, one would only need to know how to properly operate the motorcycle and some emergency maneuvers for those risky moments.
In order to be very good at motorcycling, one would first need to take the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's Basic RiderCourse. This course will teach you everything you need to know to basically ride a motorcycle in common traffic. The course instructors provide the motorcycles and the helmets, all the rider needs to provide is eye protection, a long sleeve shirt, pants and shoes that cover the ankles (like work boots). The course instructor will have his own motorcycle (he does not ride behind you on the same bike) and he will teach you slowly how to ride a motorcycle, how to shift, turn, brake etc. He will also set up a track for you to go through (after demonstrating what is expected of the rider). The course is taught so that it is very very easy to ride a motorcycle. If you can ride a bicycle, you can easily learn how to ride a motorcycle. It's definitly not hard but requires some work. AND DONT LET YOUR FRIENDS TEACH YOU HOW TO RIDE!! YOU WILL VERY LIKELY GET HURT IN THE FUTURE!!! (statistically those who got into accidents in the first six months of riding were taught by a friend).
To compare riding a motorcycle to a car. A car is essentially a glass room with a steering wheel. you turn a wheel and see (and slightly feel) the car move one way or the other. Riding a motorcycle is much more engaging. you dont just turn a wheel and push down on pedals. you use your whole body to move 'with' the bike, almost like dancing with a partner. you feel the senation of the wind and feel exposed and in your environment (as opposed to an enclosed A/C room), you smell the smell in the air (trees, fresh-cut grass, delicious food cooking in a restaurant), feel the heat of the sun warm your body, the bike vibrating underneath you, the sound of the motor etc. It is MUCH more engaging and, while you are exposed to more danger, have a better connection with your vehicle and the world, this provides enjoyment in ways cars cannot do (even really expensive ones). This is just one of the many reasons we ride.
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