I guess I rode my full dress bikes on too many secondary roads and even gravel roads. Can't count the number of times I'd go into a curve and find everything from sand/gravel to manure in the curve. Nothing like a Yamaha Venture or HD Ultra Classic breaking loose to wake you up a bit. All of a sudden the pegs are dragging and it looks like your dirt tracking the corner.I do think that dirt riding makes a much better street rider though. It's much more technical and requires a lot more control. So much so that the technical aspects become very instinctive and natural, so you can focus on the trail or track ahead which is constantly changing.
Street riding is very sterile. Good surfaces, clean surfaces. Good traction. Really sterile. If you can be a good technical rider, and then go into an environment that is sterile like street riding, you are so far ahead.
Just like an automatic transmission in a car makes one a lazy driver... So too does street riding begin to dull ones skills at really HANDLING a motorcycle. I mean, making it obedient
I would love one of these 19,000 rpm 250cc 4 cylinder honda's.
I would do this at least once a week in front of the harley shop. LOL
I can feel alive in other ways without participating in a form of suicide.
Have fun and be careful on that ladder!Simple search proves your theory wrong.
What company? Please do tell?. I pay $120/yr on a 1125cc sport bike.