I do motorcycles and GA. And skiing. But with this job I'm careful about how I do it. No "must get there on time" flights in bad weather. Same with bikes.

But I only commented in case the guy was a noob... you can buy a bike and get an M license with little to no mentoring in many places. Or it might help somebody else reading this.

cool. Maybe ask instead of declaring your judgement first?

Lots of us do it at LAX. I've always used adventure bikes like the GS or similar. Top box stows the gear and helmet gets locked to the bike. Aerostich Roadcrafter for commute gear with boots, gloves, etc.

The ability to filter in California and park in the central garages makes it an easy choice for me for many years.

I looked pretty hard into this when I still had a BMW RT and employee parking at IAD was in the garage.

It would have worked out using a lighter-weight Briggs strapped to the pillion and wearing a Roadcrafter. However, I ended up selling the bike, and employees have now been banished to the purple economy lot so it's not as advantageous as I'd like.

But with hard luggage and a decent wearable swiss army knife like a roadcrafter, I'd say super-doable and even fun.

Has multimillion-dollar career that has taken years of personal sacrifice.....


Wants to meat-rocket to work.


K

Y'know the beauty of this?

You don't have to do it! And that guy can! Everyone wins!

why do you care? Lots of people do dangerous things. OP didn’t ask you about risk

OP you’re a Jack-ass.
Go ride your crotch rocket in New York traffic with New Jersey drivahs then get back to us.

people share...and boom !

thanks dad
lectures
"judgements"

OP asked for experiences about the logistics, not lectures and about differing risk appetites.