Ninja

I got a 94 Ninja 250R and everyone's telling me to be careful. I'll be okay, but I don't want to die, obviously. But I actually never want to. Some people want an end eventually. I never do. Anyway, riding is pretty easy to me because I used to ride a bike daily to school and back.

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