Or don't speed at all 😅

She rode a '97 Honda Magna. We were a bit on the mend, and left me her bike to keep in my parking garage till the spring when she'd get it back and putt around NYC.

She passed suddenly over the weekend from health complications and hospital malpractice.

Pic is her bike next to mine in the garage right now. I'm gonna really really miss her.

Honda CBX super 1050

I watched videos of motorcycles getting into uhauls and I thought could do the same since I’m also towing car. Luckily my friend came out with his brother to help me get it in and tied down and helped me move all of my boxes since I’m moving

After not riding for almost 25 years I wanted ride again. I bought a Enfield 650, should I take course or just practice till I think I'm ready for the road

Ordered a new bike in December and of course I’ve been all over YouTube and Insta looking at reviews and new gear. Now I get loads of vids like this and idiots on bikes. My wife is wondering why I won’t let her look on my Insta any more 😬

How does this dude drive that fast with such big balls?

A very sad day for Sakai . How do you not see a bright green motorcycle.

I saw this video on Instagram and the crash was completely caused by her own stupid mistake. Yet somehow a bunch of people on her profile are blaming the car instead of admitting what actually happened.
She then restricted the comments so only positive comments are allowed, basically shutting down anyone who points out her mistake.
This is exactly the kind of attitude that has no place on a motorcycle. If you can’t take responsibility for your own mistakes, learn from them, and accept criticism, you have no business riding.
People like this should never own a motorcycle.

I’m not single but I can absolutely see myself having this exact conversation if I was. Thought you’d all get a kick out of it as well.

keep it up