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While speeding is illegal, the market offers racing motorcycles and cars with immense power and intimidating looks, tempting many to push limits. Many modern motorcycles can barely shift out of second gear at 60 miles per hour. It's no surprise we worry about teenagers driving these bikes as they are intended?"fast. Is it realistic to expect restraint?Article Body
Anyone who has ever experienced the exhilarating acceleration of a race bike understands the irresistible temptation to push the limits. Giving it a little throttle makes you want to race through the gears. Hitting the redline in sixth gear on a 600cc race bike can propel you past 135 mph, while 750cc and 1000cc bikes can exceed 160 mph. At such high speeds, every rider knows the importance of focus and holding on tight.Why do we sell these powerful motorcycles to teenagers when we know no young rider has avoided speeding on them? It's reasonable to assume they've all pushed these limits. Perhaps it’s time to consider sensible speed regulations. For instance, if someone has completed a superbike course and proven they can handle the power, they could be allowed to open it up fully in safe conditions. Some places, like Montana, once had rules allowing unlimited speeds as long as no one else was endangered. And let’s not forget Germany’s autobahn. Yet, lawmakers often hesitate to allow such freedoms, fearing backlash if accidents occur.
Restrictions can seem contrary to the freedom a country promises. Just because there are those who've made poor decisions, such as reality TV guests or "here's your sign" types, doesn't mean laws should cater to the lowest common denominator. The innate human desire for speed shouldn't be suppressed. Those unable to handle such freedom might suffer consequences, but that shouldn't prevent the capable from pursuing their limits.
In essence, the drive for speed is ingrained in human nature, and there's nothing wrong with that. Instead of blanket restrictions, perhaps we should celebrate and accommodate those ready to push boundaries responsibly.
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