08-16-2014, 11:55 PM
Public roads are not places for pseudo racing. Public roads are just that and the "public" has a wide range of driving skills (young,mold, good eyes, poor eyes, very skilled, students in training, and etc). When you push the limits on a public road, the "public" is one factor you must account for. Tracks significantly reduce these and other issues.
Pseudo racing belongs on the track, for cars and motorcycles alike.
For street riding, there is always significant risk we the motorcycle rider cannot control. If unwilling to accept the risk, then park the bike. But if you push your driving reducing your risk margin, at some point the accident will occur due to changing risk conditions. So ride with enough safety margin for changing conditions.
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Pseudo racing belongs on the track, for cars and motorcycles alike.
For street riding, there is always significant risk we the motorcycle rider cannot control. If unwilling to accept the risk, then park the bike. But if you push your driving reducing your risk margin, at some point the accident will occur due to changing risk conditions. So ride with enough safety margin for changing conditions.
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