Yosemite National Park |
Riding a motorcycle can make you a more mindful car driver, giving you a more visceral sense of highway speeds.
It can also make you a more mindful traveler. When it's cold, you're cold. When it's hot, you're hot. When it's raining, you're wet. When it's snowing, you're sitting in a truck stop drinking bad coffee. (Secondary lesson: In riding, as in life, at times you will encounter forces greater than your own will.)
Riding requires extreme physical and mental concentration, which makes it a brilliant form of meditative yoga. (And the subject of a truly excellent book by Robert Pirsig.)
Marin Co., CA |
Riding a motorcycle means never having to apologize for buying boots. (Also, “motorcycle hair” is an excellent excuse to buy and wear hats.)
Jim Strider: big bike rider |
36” of empty curb = parking spot
If you enjoy having people look at you – and I really, really do – nothing beats riding a motorcycle.
In your helmet, no one can hear you sing.
Today's lesson: Motorcycles = good
Next: Maybe something for Friday the 13th.
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*Call me a “biker” and I'll stomp you with my heavy leather boots.
**Yeah, yeah... I know... Honda Goldwings and later BMW LTs have reverse gears... Whatever. It sounds better my way.
(Look... A recommend button... I think I'll click it...)
Nice to discover u, motorcycles make life a little sharper an enjoyable. The more riders we have the more happy people we will meet!
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