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>>We use both terms to mean the same thing! :) It can be confusing to some. I am going to ride my bike. I avoid people that ride motorcycles. They seem to have a few loose screws and a death wish. :)
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>Funny that you say that. My official midlife crisis must be here because I am seriously thinking of getting a motorcycle in the spring. Not one of those old man bikes like a Harley or a Valkyrie, either. Thinking of a testosterone-fueled crotch rocket like a Kawasaki, zero to 60 so fast it snaps your head back. There's room for it in the garage.

They are great in the ice, snow and rain! It might spend a bit of time in your garage. :)

My brother bought a motorcycle on Van Ness street in San Francisco. His home was about four miles away in the Sunset district of the city. He rode it home and parked outside his house and went in to have lunch. He heard some noise outside and he saw two guys lift his motorcycle onto the back of a pick up (no license plates) and away they went. After considering his four mile trip from the dealer to his house, he called the police, and his insurance company. He decided not to replace the bike and stick to his Shelby Mustang.