Riding Motorcycles When You Have Young Kids At Home....

[moshe_levy]

I get exactly what you're saying. You are giving me your individual thought on what should or should not be controversial. That's wonderful. What I am telling you is that in the objective reality of responses, views, threads, etc. this issue is VERY controversial. Many people have different thoughts on it, and judgements as well. I get what you're saying, and you get what I'm saying, I'm sure. Let's leave it at that.

-MKL

[Miles_Ha11]

This video might be old but it's pretty informative.

I generally rely on the internet each time I make DIY projects for my bike.

[harxhow]

This video might be old but its pretty informative.

Indeed. It's hard to find balance with this kind of stuff and it's something to have a conversation about.

[KayBur]

As for me, the danger of riding a bike depends on the speed of movement and compliance with traffic rules. When children are waiting at home, recklessness and driving through a red light are absolutely unacceptable. Although in another life situation, such a risk is not justified.

[sonalford]

Riding helped me get over my fears

[rodrigez]

Kids absolutely love riding too — it's such a fun activity for the whole family. But let’s be real, sometimes you just need a little time to yourself. When I want to go for a ride solo or just have some time to reset, we rely on care com to help out with childcare. It’s been a real lifesaver more than once. I truly believe that parents need to make space for their own hobbies and downtime — it’s not selfish, it’s necessary. Taking that little breather can make such a big difference in how much energy and patience we have for our kids. Balance is everything