New to GP land

Hey everyone,
Obviously I am new here. I live in the suburbs of Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
I ride a Ferracci Nero (custom Ducati 900ss), Yamaha Blaster (quad) and my car is a 2004 Subaru STi.

I've been a rabid bike fan since I was a kid but I pick up riding at 19.

I am 32 years old and my favorite color is blue...

Did I leave anything out?

Good to find a site like this...

-Dan

Thanks everyone...

What's my favorite...that's a tough one. It really depends on my mood.
I really think the Duc and the STi are a solid tie. They are both such an amazing rush to ride.

Hmmm good questions....

Foreign cars (European and Japanese) are HUGE here. American car companies are really making money from SUV's and pick-up trucks. American cars don't have too great of a reputation for reliability compared to the imports. There are however large groups who will only buy American products. European cars are everywhere and are extremely well thought of.
Motorcycle racing is not big in the US at all. I attend the Daytona 200 every year for the past 12 years and the attendance is just ..ok. The attendance for Bike week which is the week leading up to the race is monstrous. Every year more and more people attend. The number of bikes there is always unreal. Yet only a small number attend the races. Hell I don't even know if they know there are races. The parties are outrageous though...

The only Americans who make fun of me for my car are my co workers who own BMW's. They laugh at my big spoiler...that is until it snows and I power slide around their rear wheel drive status machines.

There are plenty of twisty, windy roads around. Traffic congestion is becoming a problem. Urban sprawl is the culprit. There aren't too many roads to really play with high speed runs. We have State highways (turnpikes) that you can really go quickly but the state troopers are always near by. The North East United States is the most populated part of the United States so the traffic is going to spoil some terrific roads. The majority of the US is much less congested.