i'm enrolled in several college credit courses. i drive a motorcycle instead of a car.
Oh that's cool, I'm scared of them to be honest. Why are they so loud? Well I think how loud they are depends on the type of motorcycle: street, off-road, or dual purpose.
I guess that's true.  I'd probably have to do a bit more research on the different sounds.  Read up on it. I didn't know there was so much to know on the types of motorcycles there are.  How do you know so much? Would you recommend getting a motorcycle instead of a car? I guess that would be something to look into.  I'd have to overcome my fear, first, and of course, the sound. I wonder if people who drive motorcycles wear earplugs or not? Thinking about it, I'd probably be to afraid to ride one without sound anyway.  Oh well, it was a good idea while it lasted.
Oh definitely, noise levels are a big deal. There are also quite a few different designs, like some are better for long distance and some are better for commuting. Honestly I don't know much about them, except my friend told me they're key to having good engine balance, which is an engine that doesn't produce much vibration If you know how to ride them, But a car may be a safer version. I do if you have good balance and can ride a motorcycle yes you definitely dont want to be afraid  and the noise is loud. I really dont know. I wonder too. That would be a good idea. Yes that would probably not be a good idea. You need to hear what is going on around you. Yes it was good idea while it lasted.
yeah , people get nervous around them . . . what do you like to do for fun ? same as cars . kawasaki and yamaha take less gas and have less upkeep . true , they can be just as expensive lol . that definitely makes a lot of sense . i did not think of that . that definitely makes a lot of sense .
Sure! If you've never ridden it, then you really should. So you can ride in style for free. Sounds fair to me.. until you get yours! :) Sure! If you've never ridden it, then you really should. I think noise reduction headphones would be perfect for you, try Bose or something. That's where earmuffs or plugs come in handy my friend Yes, Better safe than sorry I guess.
Oh definitely, noise levels are a big deal. There are also quite a few different designs, like some are better for long distance and some are better for commuting. Honestly I don't know much about them, except my friend told me they're key to having good engine balance, which is an engine that doesn't produce much vibration Personally I think a dual-sport motorcycle would be the way to go, since they're designed for both on and off-road use. You never know when you might need to take it off of the street sometimes, right? That's very true, I would probably try out a Yamaha, they are slick they are from Japan I am not sure, I guess they could I agree to that, they arent reliable either anyway.