Why I enjoy my 1000cc moto's

When running any curves or twisties, it can be done safely and without putting others in danger.
You can test your skills and find open roads with minimal traffic all while enjoying the power of your moto.
I practice many different techniques going on long open roads with curves that will not only enhance my skills but keep me safe and others so I can utilize the skills that I have learned thus far.
I practice slow speed maneuvers as much as possible, so that when I'm out riding, I can utilize the skills.
I've watched many videos where riders are in heavy traffic doing wheelies and lane splitting and end up having videos with crashes or doing mountain twisties and split traffic with oncoming traffic, ending up in some sort of crash.
I don't get excited about that personally. I'd rather see riders doing the twisties and enjoying them while not endangering themselves or others.
Not my style of riding and definitely not in my future videos.
Honestly, since I've been riding, the goal is to not crash or do something that could eventually lead me into that.
I get there are things we don't control, but we do control what we do.
Can a rider crash on open roads? Sure. Are the chances of hitting another vehicle lessened on open roads? I'd say that they are since vehicles are less likely to travel on back roads that are wide open, and a good rider will see the vehicle thus allowing for time to act.
My videos are for the purpose of having a powerful moto, practicing the skills we learned through course work, yet not being obnoxious with impeding heavy traffic or getting into other lanes while doing so.
Can I go 180mph? Sure, but what does that show? That I can run 180 in a straight line. If I ever did, it'd be on a long open road. where there's absolutely no traffic.
I'm not a track rider, nor have I been to the tracks as I have plenty of roads to ride and practice. I did get some valuable information from Champ U online course and have applied those techniques in parking lots and riding back streets.
Anyhow, I hope you enjoy the ride with me and stay vigilant and practice your skills.