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thanks for the heads up, nicbou! What made you lose interest in riding though, if I may ask? My father was also a rider but gave it up to save my mom from worry
by rockyperezz 3y ago
thanks for the heads up, nicbou!
What made you lose interest in riding though, if I may ask? My father was also a rider but gave it up to save my mom from worrying when they got married.
- nicbou 3y agoI was into motorcycle travel. I've gone on a 30,000 km trip and a few smaller ones, and now riding such distances feels like a hassle. I can get there more easily with a car with my bicycle and a bed in the back. All that gear made me less inclined to stop and enjoy the places I visited. It was a hassle to change into normal clothes. With the car or bicycle it's not a problem. For shorter trips I prefer my bicycle. I can go on nicer paths, inside cities and on public transit. I can fly anywhere and take my bike with me. Put simply, there's always a better mode of transportation. There is of course the life expectancy aspect, with all the close calls over the years. I still rent motorcycles abroad - I saw Nepal and Morocco on a motorcycle - but I no longer try to cross the continent on mine.