The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says sports bikes are more likely to be involved in accidents than others.<\/p>\n
Why sports bikes? It has to do with their size and construction, meaning they are typically lighter and smaller than the traditional \u201cride,\u201d thus making them an easier target. In terms of handling, sports bikes are also considered to be more skittish, making them harder to handle in a dangerous situation.<\/p>\n
There are a large number of cons to riding a motorcycle of any kind, not the least being death, but this does not seem to stop bikers from taking to the roads. Many have a sense that nothing could happen to them, that they are good bikers, safe drivers and know the ropes. They may well be all those things, but that does not mean the other guy on the road is safe. These days, with more and more people texting while (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says sports bikes are more likely to be involved in accidents than others. Why sports bikes? It has to do with their size and construction, meaning they are typically lighter and smaller than…<\/span><\/p>\n