Ah, the age old debate. Cars or bikes. People have argued this one out for the longest time, with each side having their own ideas on what makes up a good vehicle to have on the roads. We’re going to be taking a look at some of the different kinds of things which serve as advantages for both sides, and seeing which one comes out on top.
Cars
The car is something which has been around for many years, since before even the motorbike was around. They’re designed to be safer than a bike, and to carry people and items from one place to another. It’s clear that there’s a lot of benefit to having a car. However, they can be much more expensive than a motorbike. Depending on the car you buy, you may struggle with different locations and terrain. They’re also quite prone to going wrong, and can lack the feeling of freedom that a bike can offer.
Bikes
The motorbike is a much more minimalist and basic vehicle in comparison to a car. They’re not as protected, so anyone who rides is going to be exposed to the elements. However, they’re smaller and more maneuverable than a car, and are also often less expensive. Furthermore, they’ve often got a rich history behind them – a used Harley always has a cool story attached to it. The bike is much better for people who want to feel grounded and connected to the Earth. It’s a ride that is much closer to the road, and you’ll feel the wind on your face every time.
So, Which Is Best?
This of course does prompt a little debate as to which one is the best choice for people to use. However, does there really need to be any one good option? Both have their own merits and advantages, and both offer something unique when it comes to the experience you get. There’s no right or wrong option to us, it’s all dependent entirely upon the lifestyle you lead.
If you have a family and you need a vehicle which can transport them all, then a motorbike clearly isn’t going to be the way forward. In much the same way, people who have no family and no one to transport around might consider the freedom of a bike to be the best possible way to go.
Overall, there isn’t one particular type of vehicle which is best, but rather a dependency on situation and circumstance. People need to assess what their requirements and needs are, because otherwise they’re not going to be able to get the vehicle for their situation. The car is better for the family – people who have kids, and things that they need to get from one place to another. In contrast, someone who has no ties and responsibility might well appreciate the freedom that a bike can bring. You’ll find that there’s plenty of history in a bike, but a car can be more roomy and comfortable.
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