What is worse?

Question

Bragging about a good motorcycle, or sticking up for a crappy one?

Function- The good bike is the Sportbike

Comfort- The good bike is the cruiser

Answer 1

Wasting time bragging or defending your choice when you could be riding – it doesn't matter what.

Answer 2

I dont think you do either one very well You spit & sputter all the time but just aint with the program

Answer 3

Bragging about a good bike.

The Bike maybe nice, but the guy riding it is an a*******.

Answer 4

Your blanket statement has holes.

You need the proper tool for the job and in my book, the cruiser is the functional as well as the comfortable bike.

Answer 5

are you MAGZ' cousin er somethin?

Answer 6

"KrimzonK" is right on the $$$........."Its That Guy" is on the $$$ as well

Answer 7

They both suck. Try keeping your mouth shut and practicing some humility and things get a lot better.

Answer 8

Sticking up for a crappy bike is worse. What makes a crappy bike, bad mechanics, bad handling, falling apart.



Sticking up for an opinion is just human, just like one may like red while the other likes purple.



Both style bikes you mention can't be put into a crappy or good debate. They can only be put into an opinionated debate. While your at it don't forget classic, on off road, touring, 3 wheeler etc...

Answer 9

niether. everybody has their own tastes. cruisers look more badass than sportbikes, but sportbikes a faster. y do sporties care sooo much that ppl like cruisers. get over it.

Answer 10

sticking up for a crappy bike is worst. because they are out of touch with reality as opposed to the one that brags about a good bike for he knows what is up

Answer 11

There are all kinds of people who ride motorcycles, for lots of different reasons, and all kinds of bikes.  I don't mind people saying how great their bike is, I have two bikes and I think they are both great.  I really enjoy my bikes so I have that missionary zeal, you know?

But it's a mistake to assume that what you like is right for someone else.  Over and over here I see people asking what's a good cruiser and someone will answer 'Get a sportbike!'  If the guy wanted a sportbike, he'd be asking about sportbikes!   I am not a cruiser person myself, but I'm the first to say if someone wants a cruiser he should get a cruiser!  At least they're better for newbies than sportbikes!

There are no crappy bikes these days.  Some are very single-purpose and crappy if used for the wrong purpose. Someone buying a GSX-R to ride across the US, for instance, might well get the idea, a day or so out, that this is a really crappy bike!

Answer 12

Twatty behaviour on both parts.

Theres nowt wrong with owning a **** bike as long as you recognise it's faults. and admit to them.

Any kind of bragging is knobhead behaviour.

Answer 13

Don't matter how fast a bike is after a point, you can only go between 55-70 depending on where you live.

Has to do with age, years of riding, and other factors

I ride a cruiser, but prefer a sport/tourer.  I ride 100 miles a day, 5 days a week. I'm not gonna burn up my sport/tourer going back and Fourth to work.

While full leathered, I see sports bikes whiz by, the silly squids don't even know how to dress to crash

These machines are used for different purposes