Since 2010, just under 500,000 motorcycles have been sold per year in the US, and over the same period about 5,000 people per year have been killed in motorcycle accidents. Therefore, to a first approximation, about 1% of motorcycles in the US eventually kill someone.
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People don’t grok the actuarial curves well enough. Middle age is ~1 in 2000 chance of dying of anything in a year.
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And I checked the non-tard curves and that’s 1 in 10000 overall chances and 1 in 20000 for non-tarded motorcycle deaths. So it’s fine. Source:
