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Raygun95

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  1. I think someone is confusing the word Personality with the word Characteristics . All bikes have characteristics but to project a personality onto a machine is just naive.

     

    Is it really that naive?


    Every single thing around us is designed to invoke some kind of reaction or emotion. As humans we judge things by colour, shape, sound size etc. Everything is designed to get some kind of reaction from us, we are influenced by this every day of our lives and as humans we are conditioned to react a certain way to certain things. The same goes for bikes. Each and every one is designed with a specific audience in mind and they are all designed to get some kind of reaction out of you, so is it really that unbelievable that some people can associate certain personality traits to one?

     


    How can pieces of metal have a personality?


    It's like saying your garden gate or your coal bucket has a personality.


    Get help FFS!

     

    You have a coal bucket?

  2. Was chatting about this with a friend of mine..


    He describes his CBR600 Leyla as being like an unforgiving woman who commands respect at all times and his CBR125 is "like that fun friend you meet on a summer holiday and then never speak to again".


    Does anybody else see a personality in their bike?

  3. I commute through the winter because there's basically no choice (buses just don't go that way) but now I don't even have to put up with the special pain of frozen fingers because I've got some heated gloves. It should be pretty easy from here on.

     

    speaking of gloves, i need to get me some better winter gloves, and heated grips.

     

    My bike came with heated grips.. They stopped working just before the cold hit :?

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