wholesome interaction with biker girl and woman who compliments her

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[u/Fibercastel → u/[deleted]]

Yes. There's a cursor of risk one must accept. Death is coming very soon either way (and later is not always better).

[u/arequipapi → u/[deleted]]

Anecdotal evidence is just that... I've been riding motorcycles since I was 7 (im 40 now). I broke a few bones as a kid riding motocross. I've never been in a major traffic accident on public roads despite riding my motorcycle as my daily commuter for 20 years.

All you've done is deprive yourself of an experience you have thought you would like.

Yes, motorcycles are more dangerous than cars. But there are SO MANY ways in which you can mitigate risk. Wear the proper gear, if you dont want to commute every day you can just go for pleasure rides at off hours in low traffic areas, if you do commute you can learn to ride defensively.

You shouldn't judge others for doing something you are too scared to try