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There's one important difference: you can look over a station wagon as a motorcyclist, but you can't look over a minivan. Combine that with the antisocial dark
by HarryHirsch 5y ago
There's one important difference: you can look over a station wagon as a motorcyclist, but you can't look over a minivan. Combine that with the antisocial dark tinted windows, and you've got a deathtrap on wheels.
Yes, I understand that people might wish to transport a fridge or sofa. No, you don't need a minivan to do that.
- dsr_ 5y agoMotorcyclists also can't look over a pickup with a cap, a van, a truck... and if they are crouched over a rocket, they might not be able to look over a Miata with the top up.
- brodouevencode 5y agoMinivans are tremendously practical and useful. And to be quite honest as someone that owns a minivan but doesn't use it as a daily driver, the impact to other drivers on the road is way down the list of considerations when purchasing.
- wffurr 5y ago>> the impact to other drivers on the road is way down the list of considerations when purchasing That's why this area of car and truck design needs regulation.
- throwaway0a5e 5y agoDepends if you're more of a trunk or roof guy. Minivan is great for refrigerators. Wagon roof wins for anything more than 7ft long or that comes in sheets.
- drcoopster 5y agoAs a frequent motorcyclist, being able to see over a station wagon doesn't matter when most vehicles on the road (in my area) are SUVs and pickup trucks. When I'm not on 2 wheels, I'm most often in a minivan, too.
- deeblering4 5y ago> a deathtrap on wheels That’s called a motorcycle