why does everyone hate motorcycle stunt riders?

Question

they all think that we are going to cause accidents and hurt everyone

Answer 1

your performing a stunt on a CBR900RR, everyone See's it, suddenly every CB900RR rider is guilty of that action
Your doing a rolling burnout on your GSXR750.
Suddenly the sweet sound of a gixer rider is associated by the public with tyre donuts and acrid smoke

FRANKY your actions of a minority get the majority stopped and criminalized for riding the same bike..
Oh and where do those who imitate stunt bike riders get their bikes from!!! by breaking into someones garage and stealing someones pride and joy so they can rip (literally) the fairing off along with the reg plate and anything that Identifies it, coat it in household paint to disguise it, thrash it until it is nearly dead then do a burning roll out until the burning rubber sets the whole bike alight.. then someone gets a letter from DVLA saying you've been done for speeding your bikes been used to annoy neighbours and has been found damaged by fire, produce an insurance document a valid mot and proof of ownership before we crush the remains..oh and we prosecute you for any road traffic offence we find and serve a notice regarding anti social behaviour.. "Oh it's stolen,,MMMmmm that old chessnut .. PAY UP SUCKER"

Answer 2

well, there's stunt riders who perform on enclosed lots and before crowds. Those guys are great, I have nothing but respect for their talent and skill.
Then there's jackass squids who think that any public highway, any city street, any traffic area at all is the perfect stage to practice their art. These are the same a**holes who never seem to realize that when they loose it (and they all do eventually) not only are they going to get hurt, but after they fall off, they've just released a 400-600lb projectile with absolutely no guidance what so ever. In an enclosed area, under controlled circumstances this is not as much of a threat. On a public road with a 60mph speed limit, and they dump their bike at 110+ what do you think is going to happen when that thing hits something?
I have no problem with stunters what so ever, just keep your performances off public roads and away from everyday traffic.

Answer 3

I can appreciate stunt riding done in a safe (for other people) and appropriate location. But stunting in traffic? In that case, yes, I do think there's an unnecessary risk of causing accidents and hurting everyone. I've got to spend enough time looking out for brain dead drivers who can't see my motorcycle as it is without trying to do a stoppie in traffic.

Answer 4

There is always 2 sides of the story..
U know and it's just part of what's wrong with our government laws and regulations..
What might be fun for you, is for others stupid and dangerous.
And bikers put a really small percent on human casualties concerning traffic accidents.

It's really cars, people on their cellphones and drunk drivers that bring up the list.

If you get a car at lets say 80+MPH depends which angle you hit, most likely you will go to the hospital or die at the scene and the person driving the car most likely walk away.

All i can say is, if you like the sport and love the adrenaline rush u get while wheeling and stuff like that.
Just do it on a controlled environment and always think about other people that have nothing to do, with all this.
That's what i do, before i do something im like man.. If i go down and die, it's my decision because i want to do this stupid things but if i kill someone else?

That's really all there is to it, you are responsible for what ur driving, and u have others life in ur hands..


Now laws regulations and all that BS id say just try to follow them as best as you can cause it can really get to you the fact that it is illegal to do a wheelie on the freeway while it is legal to, enlist on the army once ur 18. Get trained and go kill irakis...
And that my friend is what i call CASUALTIES!
a HUGE mothafuking number!

Answer 5

There is a difference between an actual stunt rider and an idiot wanna be that just bought a crotch rocket to look cool.I like to watch a stunt rider but am not impressed by a young punk acting like an idiot.

Answer 6

They are just like any other section of society- a few winners, and a whole lot of losers.

A few stunt riders are really good and know what they're doing, and the rest are idiot squids that give the rest of the motorcyle world a black eye. Kids with a helmet to match their T-shirt & shorts as they wheelie down the freeway, new riders who want a literbike, and every other wannabe with chicken strips wider than my hand.

You know who you are.

Answer 7

I don't hate them I just don't like it when they do their stunts on the road. The road is not the time or place to do stunts. Plus they give bikers a bad name. People always remember the nut driving like a moron and the ones that cause trouble.

Answer 8

Are you kidding?
Stunt riders are great. One of the Greatest recently left us.

Or are you referring to the idiots who think they're stunt riders? You know, the ones who show off on the road and give all motorcyclists a bad name.

Watch what I can do!!!!
ZOOOOOOM ---------------- ------------------- SPLAT!


Stunt riding is an art.
Driving a race car is an art.

Answer 9

It's not that people hate stunt riders, I enjoy watching them do cool stunts and weelies. I just don't want them riding past me and my family on one wheel at 100MPH! If they screw up and kill themselves, that's one thing. If they screw up and hit me or my family, that's just carelessness on there part. Keep it out of the streets and neighborhoods and on closed courses where it belongs, and people won't hate you! Ride Safe!

Answer 10

cause some stunt riderz go a little to far on the streets. other than that cause every town or city will have there cry babies. I do wheelies on the streets but not in super heavy traffic.