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December 1st 04, 06:22 AM
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Unlike a motorcycle, a pilot gets to choose his
level of risk. LOL, Obviously you do not ride a motorcycle. I race up and down Palomar Mountain, Ortega Highway, and many other popular Southern California sport bike roads. Motorcycle riders definitely choose their own level of risk every time they get onto a motorcycle. However, I do largely accept the premise that when I am flying, the likelihood is that if I have an accident, it will be because of my poor decision process. On the other hand, if I have a motorcycle accident, it is more likely to be an accidental or intentional action from another motorist. 
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