You get better anarchy with a Dodge Challenger.
Good luck hiding your assault weapons and gold in a motorcycle...

... and a change of clothes (or several, unless you like skin sores or stopping to do laundry every few days)
... and a sleeping bag in case you can't find a motel
... and something you can send e-mail with, without getting Repetitive Strain Injury
... and some water, food, and med kit, as well as a repair kit if you break down in the middle of nowhere
... and a passenger seat in case you meet someone special
... and some sex toys if she's into that sorta thing
... and a back seat
Yes, and you save even more money by walking. And that MPG estimate is for people who travel light - I bet a hybrid car gets lower MPG than a bike above certain load weight.
haf the commute time due to splitting lanes |
I'd like to check your math on how you end up with "haf". And splitting lanes at highway speeds gets you pulled over faster than just about anything else. And in bumper-to-bumper traffic, you know some jerk in an F-150 is gonna open a door in front of you someday - how often does one get an opportunity to get away with attempted murder?
It's impressive because it's so dangerous. |
It doesn't require any more balance and skill than to do the same thing with a pedal-powered bike, just more stupidity. And you can mount a pedal-powered bike on your car and take it places.
Oh, and biking through New Hampshire in winter sounds like particularly bright idea...
