D’you think its ok for a sz person to ride a motorbike?
Any Thoughts?
please be kind
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as long as you be reasonably safe.
yes.
I want a motor scooter but then it’s just a pipe dream.
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Check out this dude lol
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It should be safe if the speed limits are kept and the meds are taken.
Depends on circumstances
Lol @daydreamer that guy’s crazier than an sz rider!! 
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that is some crazy ■■■■ man, guy must be off his meds lol
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I have got a slight problem with my eyes getting sore but I think I can manage it, I have a visor on my helmet and I can wear my glasses with my helmet on and they help to adjust the light as well. when I had my lesson last year it was ok and didn’t cause a problem.
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As long as you are not impaired by meds, I see no reason why not. Personally, my motorcycle days are behind me. A good way to get killed if you get in an accident, IMO. DOn’t need to take that risk anymore myself.
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Oh he sleeping and bike 
das very good 
is good man slep while ride motorbike 
Just ride like this guy 
When I lived in Florida, I owned a Honda Shadow 600 and loved riding it…until a guy ran a stop sign and I laid it down and broke my humerus. I still have the motorcycle endorsement on my driver’s license but haven’t ridden in over 10 years. Besides, I think a motorcycle in Alaska is kind of a waste since you might get 4-5 months of rideable weather every year. Just not worth it. But I see no reason why someone with sza would have any more problems riding one as long as they’re a safe driver and buy lots of insurance.
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Motor cycles are dangerous even for non-sz. It’s not so much your lack of skill but the way other people drive around you. You need some steel around you to be safe.
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I only had a 125cc motorbike, but they were great fun, and I didn’t have an accident in the few years I had them
An old friend had a 250cc two stroke that we used to race on the farmers fields until the police confiscated it! Oh, youth!
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They let me drive a passenger bus. And a bulk fuel truck in the past.
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This guy is Nuts for a supposedly sane person
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Lol @daydreamer your videos are hilarious !
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I had a moter scooter that went 45 mls an hour when I first got sick so I could get to work. I gave it up 5 years later when I took to drinking. I walked then on to the bars and jobs I had and used the buses. Just don’t become overconfident. You become one with the machine and get carried away.
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I ride but can tell when my meds aren’t working at their best. [ usually low on sleep or overly stressed]. I do ok mostly but sometimes I’m feeling like I’m a target for people or that I could wreck easily. I get overly cautious and it can be exhausting. But for the most part I just avoid rush hour and the interstate and enjoy the ride. It is good for my mental health if I choose where and when it is appropriate for me to drive.
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I’m going to try and get the bus instead but idk if i can do it bc i did it last week and i was exhausted and also the next day as well. getting the bus is a big deal for me, its hard.
I have the same pipe dream 
Realistically its far too wet in England for me to get one, but when the sun is shining it looks appealing.
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