Recently I purchased a 50 cc yamaha scooter…I have wrecked it twice…?
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 at
4:35 am
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well, you might not be a candidate for riding , its not for everyone and maybe should get some more training off road. sounds like he is trying to get you killed.
you need to ride your husband more often ,its a lot less dangerous lol might be sore on your butt .but wont affect your shoulder lol
Its seems you are driving it too fast(Beyond the limit of your control)…..ride it it slowly..Untill you get full control over your vehicle…It may take a couple of weeks , after that you’ll become an expert……..give it a try….drive it slowly , …Get well soon…..take care… All the best
well i would definetly say sky diving isn’t for you, but hey keep trying the scooter thing,
don’t giv up
id try again,,,,but im crazy…if you try have husband drive it to large empty parking lot,,,where u can drive around for a few hours whithout hitting anything.
i commend you for getting back on the horse, but some people are just no good at riding a motorcycle. motorcycles are inherently more dangerous than cars and much less forgiving in a accident..if i were you, i would ride it only in controlled areas, like a park or a trail where there is not much traffic.
Hell No! Does he have a motorcycle? If so, you can ride behind him.
My husband and I went to Bermuda for a short vacation 2 years ago. I wanted to rent mopeds so we could ride around so we went to a rental place. What I didn’t know is that the mopeds have become so jumped up that they are practically like little motorcycles. Though I was getting the hang of it, my husband took off with his, right into a clump of brush. Then he decided we would walk or take cabs for the rest of the trip. It was a very wise decision.
Go to that chiropractor for a few treatments now. Buy yourself a new bicycle and enjoy yourself.
Take a hint…forget it. You’re just not cut out to ride.
Don’t listen to your husband. He’s probably making you so nervous that you’re crashing!
Talk to other women about this. Check out the forum at http://www.scooterdiva.com. Very friendly and they will help you out a lot.
…and your question is???
How much is the insurance policy he took out on you worth?
First off check to see if your husband has purchased a large insurance policy out on you recently without your knowledge.
Secondly if you are seriously wanting to ride I say yes try riding again but find someone who can teach you to ride first to point out what you are doing wrong BEFORE you crash. This will save on damaged property and body parts.
And find a safe place to practice. Stay off the road until you learn to ride safely. Everyone makes mistakes when learning to ride but you want to make those mistakes before you hit the highway. You may want to check out an MFS course. Motorcycle Foundation Safety riders course. Good Luck and Be Careful
yeah i would