Do you own transportation besides a car?

Honestly that's the problem trying to drive this shit on half the roads here too

Trash Russians in my neighborhood ride this without loud suppressor. During night and early morning, because they party somehwere all night then come back in the early morning. Kazakh police is afraid to tell them about law violation, because they were instructed not to touch russians. I hate Russian scum. I wish I had rifle to calm down these scum Russians.

is that a biodiesel truck?

I have Yamaha MT-07 which is pretty economical but insurance and other stuff still cost so much that it's not really a money saver because I need car too for the winter and transporting goods. Driving a motorcycle is so much fun that I don't really care.

Hitler is the 1st, right user?

Do you run alongside the bikes you steal?

bought me a chink scootie. Goes 57mph. It's fucking awesome. Ride it to work, just leave my car there locked up, ride back in the morning. Take the car on Fridays or if it rains. Laws haven't caught up yet, except shitty speed limitations in my state. Yet to have a cop spot me.

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Bikes are also useful because no way could you flee a major city after shtf in a car

I'm 30 and don't drive because I'm an anxiety-ridden autist. I have a bicycle that is my main source of transport along with my area's subway system.

That would be fine during the summer, the the winters are long and brutal where I live.

My car gets 31+ mpg. Right now with driving to work, etc., I only need to spend about $30-$35 per week on gas.

Which one should I buy anons? I can't decide.

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It's literally a gas powered truck

I'd get one of these, any anons have one?

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Nah gasoline/ethanol/propane it can run natural gas but i need a diferent tank an regulator.
i find weird how you americans dont modify your cars to be more able to survive apocalypse.

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You cant go wrong with either of those. I have owned both Yamadogs and Hondas. Both of them are very reliable and if maintained won't break down.

>Have you considered getting an e-bike, moped, or motorcycle?
i'd rather not turn into a splatter on the pavement, thanks

2001 cb600 hornet

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Besides the classic "How are mopeds like fat chicks? They're both fun to ride until your friends see them.", how are mopeds?

Bro you should learn it. Its a lot of fun. Its very easy once you get a little bit of balance. Just roll down some hills with your legs down and you will get the hang of it. Get your dad to push you down for full effect.

They're fat and complacent and won't do anything unless you can order it from an app for quick delivery

halo sobat ngentot

I have a man vehicle. My wife has a woman vehicle. Naturally her tiny gay ass woman vehicle gets better gas mileage

I like to walk

Bicycles, and just done up a bike I was given to now sell.

Dafq is all over everything? Is that salt?

i have feet.

I'm thinking of getting a motorcycle just for travelling long distance, since you *STILL* need the kike spike to use air travel (even local) in Cucknada. What is the minimum displacement for highway use? Is 500cc going to cut it?

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Look at the dashboards and see which one you think would be easiest to read. It helps ti sit on them too to get a feel for the seat, bars, etc. One important thing about those bikes is that the CBR has consistent power delivery and it starts feeling powerful at high RPM while the Yamaha's torque starts kicking in at 3000 like it's a 1000cc+ engine. So do you want smoother control (Honda) or easier power (Yamaha)?

You do 57mph on that? Death wobble means something to you?

Really holes are a bigger concern. You definately have to know where to put your weight. But you would be surprised how stable it is. It's 101 pounds by itself, without me standing on it.

A 500cc engine will go minimum 110-130 kph, so it should be fine for that. It's considered easier to learn on 500cc too because 750+ can have you accelerate disorientingly fast if you don't respect it.

500cc will be good for touring, a minimum of 250cc I'd say but in your country maybe different?

I rode 200 miles on a 150cc lambretta many years ago , that was hard going.

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This is a luxury product like an Apple phone or something. This costs $6k, when you can get 50ccs that do the same thing for $800, maybe less.

xsr one