“Enemies must never see you in direct motion, such as coming at them. Enemies must never make sense of your actions.” -Sun Tzu, The Art of War

“Never attack the enemy when his back is against a barrier of retreat. He will fight with desperation and inflict serious damage if he sees no way out.” –Sun Tzu, The Art of War.

Ignorance and hatred source from a lack of discipline, which is often accompanied by such weaknesses as the expression of negative emotions, arrogance, pride, aimless competitiveness, and so forth. Such weakness must be met where it is and understood to be overcome. To confront it with common tactics of aggression is senseless.

Those who express such foolishness must have such foolishness demonstrated to them, in such a way that their ego has an avenue for escape. If the ego must be compromised in order to see the situation clearly, those who already demonstrate behavior such as we have seen, are too weak to choose any option but the defense of their ego. All people can rationalize anything in a way that makes sense to them, to justify anything.

“A foolish man was raving at a donkey. It took no notice. A wiser man who was watching said: “Idiot! The donkey will never learn your language – better that you should observe silence and instead master the tongue of the donkey.” –Sufi Tale

“The most impressive victory is the one where no force is used.” -Sun Tzu, The Art of war

“Patient with both friends and enemies, you are in accord with the way things are.”–Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3sPGxurY-w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liToCbwEGmM

The CBR 1000 is a motorcycle, and no I would not recommend it for a first-timer.

However, as this is a bicylclist’s league, I recommend you head over to

http://www.beginnerbikers.org/

for better and more thorough information on the topic of starting off in motorcycling.