Honda answers the call for non literbike in america

[Raux]

What about this Honda 250:



JM

[poseur]

people who think about buying 2 wheels due to gas prices go to scooters. 

i would >love< to ride my bike to work everyday, but guess what?  it doesn't work too well with a suit on.

I ride my monster to work (50 miles one way), and carry work clothes in a backpack. A suit would be difficult (impossible). In that case, I would leave clothes at work to change into.

For distances less than 20 miles though, you're right, a scooter would be the ticket. You see lots of people on scooters wearing suits in Italy.

[Raux]

when i commute i use either a two piece oversuit or a one piece rain suit. i wear armor over my work clothes, then the oversuits.

getting near forty mpg and a daily commute of 50 miles... save A LOT of money.

[Drunken Monkey]

One Piece Aerostitch. Fits easily over clothes, built in armor, good venting and is effortless to get on and off.

I use it on 99% of all my rides to work and for fun.

[the_Journeyman]

I 80% commute on the bike.  However, I'm able to manage 40-45mpg out of my 900SS belive it or not.  I wear two-piece textile throughout the year over my nice work clothes ~

JM

[The Bacon Junkie]

Keep an extra set of pants and two shirts in my locker at work.

I wear two-piece leather suit (pucks and all ) because SoCal traffic is the suck.

I'll also carry stuff in a backpack (shoes, pants, etc...)

Once I get to work, I can get changed and everything locked up in the locker in under 7 minutes.

I save more than double that by commuting by moto...  Plus, all the kids look forward to seeing me in my getup.    
The moms make comments, the dads get jealous cuz they're stuck driving the minivan!   




 

[Duc796canada]

Now only if the government can enact the graduated license(limiting cc for a year)! It would bring down insurance rates as well as unnecessary crashes!