Really?

To the person who posted from California... Really? The State tries to reinforce safe and responsible riding by requiring training for young prospective riders and tries to eliminate the problem of people being licensed on small scooters and then purchasing a 1000cc plus motorcycle with power and weight they are unable to manage and you're mad? I applaud the State for trying to protect its population, especially those of us who chose to ride on two wheels. Your skill level does account for accident prevention. As an MSF RiderCoach with thousands of students trained I'm quite pleased to tell you that all of those situations you described are yours to control. Your ability to manipulate controls quickly and properly, dress appropriately, and stay focused while processing the information in front of you is what keeps you from getting hit. There are plenty of "bad drivers' in NJ. They are just as disrespectful and dangerous to those in cars. You notice them more on your bike because you are less visible and more exposed. You go ahead and "rally the troops" against this move. The legislation makes you safer. Or maybe you are a "helmets infringe on my rights" kind of person and I should forget the logic. Cheers.

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