Useful only if you ride a motorcycle, which is something that I never want to do.

I used to have a motorcycle license, but I sold my machines and let the license lapse.  In any event, you need a younger person's reflexes to ride a 'cycle.  I guess if you were my age, in my 60's, and rode all the time, you could probably maintain your skills.  If you are a casual rider, you gotta wear a younger man's clothes to be safe.

The problem is that a small mistake on a motorcycle is often fatal as opposed to a small mistake committed when you are driving an automobile.

Actually,you don't "drive" them,you RIDE 'em.By the way,they get EXCELLENT MPG.

I would be albe to ride a motorcyle like, 3 months out of the year. Plus, I don't like them.

It's just a cool thing to do. Every once in a while I wish I had a bike but the feeling goes away.

Yeah, if I HAD one! I'd love to learn, though! A more useful skill would be to learn how to drive a "stick shift"; even if you plan on buying an automatic all your life, never know when you'll have to drive someone else's car (i.e. driving a drunk friend home). Learning to drive a motorcyle wouldn't be too useful, but it'd be a heck of a lot of fun.

Nah.