Look twice for motorcycles US version

look at motorcycles …
look at motorcycles speedometer

Question for you, …
Question for you, I’m unaware of any automatic motorcycles. Before I go buy one, can you tell me what bikes are available that are automatics? Thanks man.

Theres a huge flaw …
Theres a huge flaw to this advert and its that the biker is not in the view in the first example but he is in the second example which is suppose to represent the same situation repeated. In saying that though I hope people see through this and really do take notice to the purpose of this important advert.

(That was for …
(That was for dland2000, btw)

To be fair though …
To be fair though he was ing caning it

You may think you …
You may think you see the same thing, but without riding you can’t really make that call. Without riding, you also don’t understand the mechanisms of a motorcycle which can affect how quickly we can react to situations. Most bikes aren’t automatics. I’ve made my comments and I stick by them. We have the same kinds of attitudes in Congress. People who have never ridden, that want to make rules and regulations for motorcycles.

i agree. a bloke …
i agree. a bloke pulled out on me once, just pulled out. i managed to slow down alot before we hit, but i hit him. no real damage to me, bike a bit dented. helmet ruined and his car had a few dents. not from the motorcycle, but from my helmet when i took it off and beat the living sh*t out of his car for a few mins, till i calmed down

This whole …
This whole commercial is one big hasty generalization. The fact of the matter is that *people*, regardless of what they drive, are inherently irresponsible and accidents will continue to happen. I’m just tired of bikers getting up on their high horse about how unsafe drivers are when they themselves aren’t really any more safe, they’re just less protected. I’m all for more safety on the roads, but let’s be a little more careful about the finger wagging.

We all need to be …
We all need to be aware. And, there are always those who could improve their safety skills on both sides. But, let me ask you something. This sounds like a typical response from someone who has never done much motorcycle riding. How many miles have you, yourself ridden? Have you really seen what it’s like from the view of the motorcyclist? Cell phone drivers, putting on makeup, eating, changing cd’s, anything that diverts the driver’s attention puts us in great danger. Think about it.

dude i saw the bike …
dude i saw the bike around the guys head
should have gone to spec-savers

Will you remove the …
Will you remove the comment made by fetish2006? I would like to use this video as part of a motorcycle safety presentation, but can’t with the language used.

I have noticed that …
I have noticed that very thing. Since my recent accident (and even before) I’ve been completely paranoid about any car who happens to be at an intersection or is even following behind me.

Instead of listening to music or something in a car now I’m constantly planning ahead about what might happen and how to avoid it, distrusting EVERYBODY.

Drivers in SUV’s and such are in their own little world, and its because of this my last motorcycle got totaled with me still on it. yukon drivers.

Look, if you to …
Look, if you to argue over who is safer, there are tons of examples of motorcyclists doing stupid, dangerous things like speeding, cutting people off, tailgating, darting in between cars (even in a traffic jam!), riding on the shoulder, blowing through stop signs, and doing wheelies and other tricks on the freeway. I’ve seen it all first hand. Yes, drivers need to be more careful, but please don’t try to tell me that motorcyclists are any more responsible. They’re human just like the rest of us.