Hmm .. well, that could be an interesting question also.

Of course, it depends a little on what exactly you mean by 'easier'. I don't think it's really very difficult to get laid - all you have to do to get laid is hang around with the opposite sex for a while, and sooner or later it's going to happen, especially if you're nice and friendly and make it reasonably clear that's what you're after.

But getting laid can be more complicated than riding a motorcycle, because of course it involves another person, and they may have certain expectations about the matter, and you have to bear that in mind. The thing is, while you can't talk to a motorcycle (well, you can, but ..) you can talk to a person, and organise things on a mutually satisfactory basis. So, while getting laid is usually more complicated than riding a motorocycle, it might not be as complicated as it might seem to be.

yes, owning a motorcyle was the best thing I ever did for my sex life. but back to the topic; riding is better. it will never tell you it has a headache and most of my girlfriends have been higher maintnance than 3 ducatis!

There is quite a bit more I would write on this matter, if I weren't so damn busy at the moment ... but instead, if you'll permit me, I'm simply drawing the subject your collective attention once again.

This time I'd like to suggest that while I believe it would be possible to grow tired of sex (mind you I'm not tired of it yet, and I'm 58) I personally believe it would not be possible to grow tired of motorcycling.

That's what I think. What do you think?

Skins,

As usual with this sort of discussion your level of interest is often dependent upon the make and model; of either the motorcycle or woman.

Fraser.

Hmm ... well, I 'm not so sure, Fraser.

I think to most of us, the oposite sex and motorcycles are both extremely interesting, and of course there is a wide variety from which to choose in both catagories. It may be easier to change one's 'mount' in one catagory than the other, however.

But I reckon that once a person has done a bit of riding, motorcycling could never be boring, whatever the make or model.

I hope this doesn't offend anyone. I think it's a classic. It's called 'Hunting Season'.

picture too funny

my bike doesn't mind if I look at another motorcycle, requires less maintenance and never has a headache but I wouldn't trade the wife for the Ducati factory :thumbup: