Is it true that if U ride ......
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Depends on how you ride. If you avoid/refuse to ride in the rain, ride very cautiously (slow pace), never throw caution to the wind (at 160+ mph) and you "fit" your bike to where you can manhandle it a slow speeds/turns then you increase your chances of not going down.
But if you ride the Busa like it's supposed to be ridden, it will catch up with you.
But if you ride the Busa like it's supposed to be ridden, it will catch up with you.
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great riders are fine, but their are alot of great riders in motocross ,road racing and drag racing ,sooner or later it's going to happen to the best!!! 
because it's not always you that you have to worry about ,it's the other riders or drivers on the road with you ,not to mention animals!!! 
because it's not always you that you have to worry about ,it's the other riders or drivers on the road with you ,not to mention animals!!! 
I voted maybe, because I believe it has to do with how much you ride. There are posers out there that have a bike (any kind) and ride 10 miles a month whether they need to or not. Those folks can get away with owning a bike for 2 or 3 years and not having a problem, but if you ride a lot, yep it is going to happen.
Don
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Let me try to shine a light from a differant perspective.
I think if a person drives a vehicle long enough they will eventually have an accident, in either a car or a motorcycle.
So I dont think it is as much of a motorcycle issue as it is just the odds of having an accident the longer you drive.
If you ride a motorcycle more than a car, then your chances of having the accident on the motorcycle are greater.
If you drive your car more than your motorcycle (i.e. car main transportation and only ride the motorcycle on weekends or once a month etc) then your accident has higher odds of occuring in your car than your motorcycle.
And since everyone has at least one accident in their life, the severity of your injuries are dependant on what you are in.
getting rear ended in your car can often result in minimal injuries.
The same rear end accident if you are on your motorcycle can more often than not be severe.
So motorycle riders shouldnt get all offended when they are told they will eventially go down because the truth is they will eventually have an accident, either in their care or on the motorcycle. If that accident is on their bike, then more than likely they will "go down"
I think if a person drives a vehicle long enough they will eventually have an accident, in either a car or a motorcycle.
So I dont think it is as much of a motorcycle issue as it is just the odds of having an accident the longer you drive.
If you ride a motorcycle more than a car, then your chances of having the accident on the motorcycle are greater.
If you drive your car more than your motorcycle (i.e. car main transportation and only ride the motorcycle on weekends or once a month etc) then your accident has higher odds of occuring in your car than your motorcycle.
And since everyone has at least one accident in their life, the severity of your injuries are dependant on what you are in.
getting rear ended in your car can often result in minimal injuries.
The same rear end accident if you are on your motorcycle can more often than not be severe.
So motorycle riders shouldnt get all offended when they are told they will eventially go down because the truth is they will eventually have an accident, either in their care or on the motorcycle. If that accident is on their bike, then more than likely they will "go down"
Not a matter of if, but a matter of when.
I think it will. If not by your error by someone elses. Someone elses errors has gotten by bike bit twice in 13 months now. Once while I was on it. Hope that is my twice for my life. I can't deal with any more.
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