Apr 26, 2012 - I actually have, and have unfortunately have had a bad crash a few times. But if you have the proper riding gear, most of the fatal injuries can be avoided. Yes, it is painful, but it is not the same as in football. YOU are the machine when playing football, so utmost care must be taken, not the same as riding a bike, the bike does all the work, the rider is just the one who controls it. But yeah, I still admire their courage.
Sep 22, 2011 - @CSSPariah.. its still no where near what professional athletes do. In motorcycle racing, your bike is your tool, in football, your body is your tool.
Aug 13, 2011 - I cannot remember the football but he played in the World Cup Final(I think) with a broken wrist, a lot of footballers play with injuries. It's the blatent cheaters and puffs such as Christiano Ronaldo that gives football a bad name.
Jan 20, 2011 - As much as I would like your comment I have to remind you that in football the player is everything. He is exerting every muscle of his body to perform any action, whereas with riding the bike does all the hard work. I agree that it takes a lot of courage to ride after an injury, but it's no way as painful as playing football.
Nov 28, 2010 - actually they generally go down at least once a circuit if you actually watched motogp. they start running laps the friday morning before a sunday afternoon race. and physical?? lets see if you can keep the body position at 100+ mph for 40+ minutes. some football players might, but largely soccer and basketball players can and that is about it
Nov 14, 2010 - Ah, you've misunderstood me. You're American, hence to you football = American football, a sport I quite enjoy and respect the players. I'm English, so what I call football, you call soccer (which is largely a bunch of fancy-haired pansies falling over and crying every time someone goes near their hair). I have to disagree about the teamwork, maybe on track there is not so much teamwork, but there is no denying that in motorsport there is a huge amount of teamwork off the track.
Nov 14, 2010 - This is a sport where it is man and machine. Man can get all kinds of plus affects using machines. In football, its man and his team and their skills. There is no teamwork in this gay ass bike racing. And football players get pummeled every game and you say they dont take damage and keep on getting on... Pfft. a bike racer takes one fall in a blue moon and you act like its an every lap occurance. Football... being physical is on every down fool.
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salman06p0020 Says:
Apr 26, 2012 - I actually have, and have unfortunately have had a bad crash a few times. But if you have the proper riding gear, most of the fatal injuries can be avoided. Yes, it is painful, but it is not the same as in football. YOU are the machine when playing football, so utmost care must be taken, not the same as riding a bike, the bike does all the work, the rider is just the one who controls it. But yeah, I still admire their courage.
b0link Says:
Apr 26, 2012 - You obviously have never ridden a motorcycle at speed before...
MultiShadow1969 Says:
Sep 22, 2011 - @CSSPariah.. its still no where near what professional athletes do. In motorcycle racing, your bike is your tool, in football, your body is your tool.
MultiShadow1969 Says:
Sep 22, 2011 - Thats becuz they're sitting on a bike the whole time.
DeanoXP Says:
Aug 13, 2011 - I cannot remember the football but he played in the World Cup Final(I think) with a broken wrist, a lot of footballers play with injuries. It's the blatent cheaters and puffs such as Christiano Ronaldo that gives football a bad name.
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salman06p0020 Says:
Jan 20, 2011 - As much as I would like your comment I have to remind you that in football the player is everything. He is exerting every muscle of his body to perform any action, whereas with riding the bike does all the hard work. I agree that it takes a lot of courage to ride after an injury, but it's no way as painful as playing football.
xmadcrackerx Says:
Nov 28, 2010 - actually they generally go down at least once a circuit if you actually watched motogp. they start running laps the friday morning before a sunday afternoon race. and physical?? lets see if you can keep the body position at 100+ mph for 40+ minutes. some football players might, but largely soccer and basketball players can and that is about it
HelC001 Says:
Nov 14, 2010 - Ah, you've misunderstood me. You're American, hence to you football = American football, a sport I quite enjoy and respect the players. I'm English, so what I call football, you call soccer (which is largely a bunch of fancy-haired pansies falling over and crying every time someone goes near their hair). I have to disagree about the teamwork, maybe on track there is not so much teamwork, but there is no denying that in motorsport there is a huge amount of teamwork off the track.
Runkleforskin Says:
Nov 14, 2010 - This is a sport where it is man and machine. Man can get all kinds of plus affects using machines. In football, its man and his team and their skills. There is no teamwork in this gay ass bike racing. And football players get pummeled every game and you say they dont take damage and keep on getting on... Pfft. a bike racer takes one fall in a blue moon and you act like its an every lap occurance. Football... being physical is on every down fool.
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Aug 13, 2010 - If you like Superbikes, check out the trailer for the film I, Superbiker, due for release Spring 2011! It's here on Youtube, have a look!
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