Motorcycle Personality Test

While driving on a twisty road in the country, a motorcycle comes
zooming up, passes you, and disappears around a corner, the rider
hanging off with his knee down scraping the pavement. Your first
reaction?

Dangerous idiot!
That looks really hard!
What a showoff!
Did he have good sightlines?

Where's 'chase the fucker down and have some fun?'

Hmm, many other questions don't have a single answer I agree with
either. Oh well, back to drinking coffee...

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Veggie Dave
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Veggie Dave wrote

Chase? What are you doing going so slow as to let the **** past in the
first place?

 

<looks at shoes>

That's just for racing, tho. No, really.

 

It's obviously a hypothetical question, Dave, cos it's never happened
to either of us.

 

"Harley 883 Sportster
You scored 2 moxie, 0 zeal, and 1 pomp!
You scored dead center average, lacking any of the personality
quirks that normally drive people to motorcycling.
However, if you do ride, statistics would suggest that you
are destined for a Harley-Davidson, probably something in
the Softail line."

I think I got some answers wrong...

 

muddycat scribbled:

First time I got the 600cc squid, second time changed a few answers to
other alternatives I was thinking about and got the R1.

From Squid to Experienced Rider by changing a couple of minor things?

Ha!

 

Nice shoes, mate. Bought specially for the purpose?

Whatever you say.

 

Ooh! I don't have any shoes-for-when-I-need-to-look-at-my-shoes!
Time to go shopping...

"What a wonderful philosophy you have".

 

muddycat () wrote:
: http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testid=17525870837436152068

You scored 3 moxie, 6 zeal, and 2 pomp!
You have the characteristics of a master street rider. On the way to work,
your love for riding sometimes leads you to take the long way. The
50-miles-of-back-roads long way. You live for the perfect road, and plan
vacations around riding.
You need a bike that can handle your addiction to the twisties as well as
comfortably carry two on a weekend trip through the mountains. Your bike
is the FJR1300. Can I borrow it someday?

Blair
'97 CBR600

 

It suits your grumpiness to a T Sir.
--
Mike

SV650
UKRMMA#22
Skype: muddycat

 

I'm beginning to suspect foul play.
Since when has an 883 Hardley Ableson been considered
the dead center 'average' of motorcycles, hmmm?

Personally I blame the sceptics.

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Alex
BMW R1150GS
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I'm still looking for the eyebrow that raised itself so far, it seems to
have become lost in my receeding hairline....


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More to the point, where's "That would just never happen"?

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<Waves>
<Stops waving, suddenly>

Hang on...I'm a sensible family man with a Volvo estate now. Mr
Sensible, please.

 

Careful with that nose, Pinocchio, you'll have someone's eye out.

 

Wheelieing

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Veggie Dave
UKRMHRC#2 BOTAFOF#08
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Extreme Racing http://www.veggie-dave.co.uk
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Veggie Dave wrote

Fair point.

 

I don't feel quite so bad about the FJR now.

 

Am I the only person who got a Honda?

It's crazy-sensible!

 

Yamaha FJR1300
You scored 2 moxie, 10 zeal, and -2 pomp!
You have the characteristics of a master street rider. On the way to
work, your love for riding sometimes leads you to take the long way.
The 50-miles-of-back-roads long way. You live for the perfect road,
and plan vacations around riding.
You need a bike that can handle your addiction to the twisties as well
as comfortably carry two on a weekend trip through the mountains. Your
bike is the FJR1300. Can I borrow it someday?

Not sure about the FJR but wouldn't say no. The first sentence more or
less sums it up, I feel.