Biker's Lounge

[The Accountant]

So are you in some biking club? which bike do you own ?

karachi

 

[aiman_hashmi.25]

So are you in some biking club? which bike do you own ?

NO i am not in biking club.
mere czn ke pas YBR 125G hai wahi main chalati hon meri apni nahi hai coz i am 14 years old.

 

[The Accountant]

NO i am not in biking club.
mere czn ke pas YBR 125G hai wahi main chalati hon meri apni nahi hai coz i am 14 years old.

Ohhh sorry i thought u r a boy ... my bad ... so u ride at such a young age ... it is dangerous ...

But bike riding is all about facing danger and have fun ... best of luck

 

[aiman_hashmi.25]

I mean that on every aspect of the bike, Parts price and availability, tuning and top speed too.

Yamaha is best if you are talking about Yamaha R1

i have r1 in black color.

 

[Moonlight]

@VCheng why I don’t see you on the first page?

 

[VCheng]

@VCheng why I don’t see you on the first page?

I was - until some mod decided - in its infinite wisdom that shall be questioned not - decided to merge older threads into the original Biker's Lounge thread.

 

[Moonlight]

I was - until some mod decided - in its infinite wisdom that shall be questioned not - decided to merge older threads into the original Biker's Lounge thread.

Oh Matlab shoro se he ziyadti ka nashana ban rahe ho aap. Munasib.

 

[VCheng]

Oh Matlab shoro se he ziyadti ka nashana ban rahe ho aap. Munasib.

Nope. I do not question the authority of the management to do as they wish.

 

[The Accountant]

Nope. I do not question the authority of the management to do as they wish.

Do u live here or in US ?

 

[VCheng]

Do u live here or in US ?

I live right here where I am!

 

[VCheng]

 

[VCheng]

New shoes for the GSA:

 

[VCheng]

https://www.roadrunner.travel/2019/02/08/motorcycling-makes-you-happier-healthier-and-smarter/


Motorcycling Makes You Happier, Healthier, and Smarter
Feb 08, 2019View Commentsby Heather Oliver


Talk to any motorcyclist and you’re likely to hear how they love the exhilarating feeling of freedom they get while riding. The feel of the wind, the intensity of the smells in the air, the vibrant views that come at you as if you’re wearing 3D glasses …

Even still, there are some people who remain unconvinced about the joys of riding—whether it’s procrastination, fear, or disinterest—they just can’t or won’t see the proverbial light.

If your enthusiasm for motorcycles has yet to persuade someone to learn to ride, start riding again, or to at least accept your passion for motorcycling, perhaps science can. Time to rehash the study done by Ryuta Kawashima in Tokyo (in conjunction with Yamaha). It makes an impressive case for riding. Yes, car drivers, we’re rubbing it in—and it never gets old!

Riding Motorcycles Daily Improves Cognitive Functioning

Who doesn’t want to be better at problem-solving and carrying out complex tasks? I don’t know about you, but I’m all for increased mental abilities. Maybe if I ride a motorcycle enough, I’ll finally be able to move things with my mind. Now there’s motivation! Does it still count if you’re on the back? The study didn’t cover that one …



Higher Levels of Concentration

If you ever hope to bend a spoon with your mind, then you should ride a motorcycle every chance you get. Seriously though, this one makes perfect sense. It takes much more concentration to ride a motorcycle than it does to drive a car. From shifting and stopping, counter-steering, to cornering, negotiating curves, and avoiding hazards on the road—your mind stays in high gear because you are so in tuned to your surroundings. Besides, doesn’t everyone have at least a teensy-weensy desire to be James Bond (or an Alex Parrish from Quanitco)? As a motorcyclist, you must be daring and quick on your feet—very 007-like.

Reduced Stress Levels

A recent study by the American Psychological Association (APA) found that individuals in the U.S. are consistently feeling stress levels of at least a 4.7 on a scale of 1-10, and that stress is directly affecting our health. Apparently, we’re all anxious, angry, or tired—perhaps that explains road rage! Yet another reason to ride. When was the last time you came across someone who was mad or stressed out because they were riding a motorcycle?



Improves Memory and Reasoning

Dr. Ryuta Kawashima claims that riding motorcycles can prevent the onset of dementia and Alzheimer’s. If that isn’t a good enough reason to ride, I don’t know what is. Plus, the memories you make while on a motorcycle tour are literally unforgettable. So, if you start riding while you’re young, you’ll keep your mind sharp—start when you’re older and you’ll re-sharpen your mind—sounds like a win-win!

Stimulates the Brain

Most any motorcyclist will confirm that riding takes them to a happy place. Kawashima’s study even showed that riding motorcycles takes a person to a higher state of consciousness. The act of riding is a feast for the senses—no wonder the brain is so stimulated. Read any of Bud Miller’s Zen Motorcyclist columns in our magazine or on our blog and you’ll understand.

Motorcycling for Weight Loss

According to an article on The Riding Center, motorcyclists can burn up to 300 calories per hour. Not only that, but riding helps strengthen your core muscles with proper form. Furthermore, it’s low impact so it’s easy on your knees and joints. So, go ahead—ride your way to a slimmer you! Best. Workout. Ever.

In a Nutshell

Improved cognitive functioning, better concentration, less stress, better memory and reasoning, mind stimulation, and a great form of exercise—in other words—motorcyclists are just plain awesome!

Now, go forth and share your awesomeness with pride!

Check out this study to learn more about cognitive functions and motorcycling.

 

[Abu Zarrar]

Hi,
Any suggestions for bike-to-bike communication?

 

[VCheng]

Hi,
Any suggestions for bike-to-bike communication?

There are many such systems, Sena and Cardo being two leaders.

https://www.sena.com/

https://www.cardosystems.com/