re: Motorcycles: Pros vs Cons

1. First thing you need to do is go sign up for a good beginner's riding course before going to get your motorcycle license. Check with your local motorcycle dealerships as they usually hold these courses on a regular basis.

2. Next you need to get you the proper riding gear. This starts with a good DOT certified helmet. You'll also want a good leather jacket, chaps, and gloves. The leather will both help keep the wind off you but also helps protect you if you ever have to lay the bike down. Contrary to popular belief, blue jeans offer little to no protection against "road rash". In fact one of the first things they'd have to do in the emergency room if you ever were in a wreck would be to remove the shredded remains of what use to be your blue jeans from the open wounds on your legs. If you plan on riding in the winter, I's also suggest buying good undergarments like this. you can also invest in some good rain gear but to be honest, until you've got some experience, I'd recommend you leave your bike parked when it's raining.

3. Contrary to what the young, effeminate, dick sucking hipsters who wear homo-looking skinny jean believe, regular old fashioned wranglers are not mom jeans.... they're just too stupid to know the difference.