If you had to choose between 2 and 4 wheels

I love 4 wheels more than anything. I just feel safer and gives me alot more confidence and allows my wife to sleep better at night. More balance is better for me.

 

I do not do well on two wheels, so a 4wheeled one for my choice also. I rode on behind a friends motorcycle one time, and was terrified the whole time. But shucks, I rode on the four-wheeler behind my husband, and I was scared, too, so even having four wheels doesn't make me very brave, I guess.
I really like driving a smaller size truck, and my favorite would have to be either a Mazda B2200, or a Ford Ranger. I have owned both, put a lot of miles on them, and been totally satisfied with their capabilities.

 

I have to tell you this. Stability is not the major worry. The big worry is the cagers (cars) who 'did not see him' .
Ryder13

 

I'll take 4 wheels. It's safer and more stable.

 

I prefer being in a four-wheel vehicle being on the open road and a two weel vehicle is very uncomfortable, I much more enjoy being in a four-wheel vehicle, I feel a lot more comfortable and safe.

 

Here is an old quote for riders about riding.
When I am in a car I worry about when I am going to get there.
When I am on a bike, I don't cause I am already there.
Practicality, yeah my truck is more practical but
riding the v-twin makes life worth living, for me anyway.
Ryder13

 

I'm planning on getting a motorcycle license and a motorcycle in the future. I don't really like the feeling of being boxed in on all sides, so I prefer them to cars. Also, better gas mileage.

 

personally for me a 4 wheel is much better for me , I am able to do and go as far as I want to go , in terms of mountain hiking and beach trips , I also find that the 4 wheel uses up less of my energy.

 

I would have to go with four wheels too. I've never really been into motorcycles, though many of my family members are.

 

Probably a four wheeled machine is my preference here. It slays space, throttles time and gets you across more territories faster. Though I enjoy riding bikes, I hate the notion in which the miles I cover rely on the sweat of my own brow. With a car I don’t need to fight with the environment as its body helps resist atmospheric elements. Actually with a car you don’t feel the blast of the arctic air or the wind on skin. A four wheeled machine will definitely let you live in an artificial cosset.

 

I love being on 2 wheels but would most likely opt for 4 wheels. Especially if I was going to be living in a cold weather climate. Riding in the rain and cold isn't much fun, to me anyways.

 

If I had to choose between two wheels and four wheels for my complete life, I would choose cars.

Cars are much more comfortable than bikes. A car has hundreds of features that a bike can never have such as in built Air Conditioner, Airbags, and large sized seats. A family car can accommodate up to 5 people but a bike can just 2 to its maximum, so it is excellent to go long tours and drives.

 

Ummm you put me dilemma as bike I love bike riding and driving car too, so its hard to decide. But if it comes to only once in lifetime, I then I would rather prefer car as I like riding bike a lot but I am not selfless that I can keep riding a bike even in dirt and rainy weather giving up the option of car forever.

 

This is easy for me! I've never driven a motorcycle, so I would choose 4 wheels!
My dad would choose 2 though, I'm sure. It would be tough come winter though.

How about those new 3 wheelers?

 

Guess I would have to choose four wheels only for practicality of getting stuff where it needs to go. Two wheels are great fun, just like 4 legs and "horse" power.

 

If I lived in California or any climate that doesn't have a winter season, I would probably go with 2 wheels, even though I don't know how to read a motorcycle yet.
To me, sport bikes are the cheapest way to go fast.

 

I would have to go with four wheels. Two wheels can be an awesome experience but I feel much safer in a four wheel than on two, especially if I really have to pick up a little speed to get to my destination.