It seems that the focus of the previous chapter has gone astray.How can we all condemn riding motorcycles?

I'm just using that passage to illustrate the change in Donald's personality and why he did those things.

And this book has always advocated positive energy. The knights mentioned in the book are real knights.

Obey traffic rules, do not change lanes, give way to passers-by, etc. Only in this way can he be worthy of the title of knight. Riders are just enjoying the ride, not doing illegal things.

Midnight drag racing is called a biker. The boy who blows up the street with a small pedal is called the ghost fire boy. And not the battery car bikers who ignore traffic lights and traffic.

And, of course, those who ride the horizon. Not to mention. None of these people are regular soldiers, and they will not be in the scope of my examples.

I thought everyone understood what a knight meant. Riding a motorbike does not mean that you do not follow the traffic rules.

After all, many people spend two or three hundred thousand yuan to buy a Harley-Davidson BMW or something, not for drag racing, just like spending money to buy a Ferrari rider is a meaning. It's a completely different species from the kind of youth on the horizon who rides five or six thousand pieces.

So, make a statement. You seem to have misunderstood my previous example.

Knight is a positive meaning that simply refers to a rider who is regular and obeys the law. Those who do not follow the rules cannot be called knights.

In fact, most of the two-wheeled accidents in the city are caused by the Ghost Fire Boy, the Horizon Boy, the Midnight Rider and some battery cars. These people are beyond the scope of this book.

Civilized travel starts with me.

Ten minutes a day, riding slowly and cowardly.

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