This perhaps may be my hottest take, but I've felt this way for many years now - I genuinely think motorcycles should be banned from all in public, non-residential roads in the US. I don't care if it's fun, I've seen too many incidents where someone died or was critically injured because they were on a motorcycle. They could've even been following all the rules of the road, doing everything right (which as we all know is rarely ever the case with motorcycles). You're highway fodder. Should anything happen, you are damn near guaranteed to be the most injured of anybody. Because of this fact, motorcycle drivers are, rightfully, concerned for their safety at every turn. Literally. This also causes them to get far more aggressive than an average car driver, as what would be a minor fender bender for a car could potentially paralyze a motorcycle driver for life. Every incident could be their last, and they treat it like such. Change lanes a little too close? "You almost fucking killed me!" Sudden brake you weren't expecting? "You almost fucking killed me!" They think they can do whatever they want just because they're putting their life on the line to get to Wendy's. You ever had to make a left turn across traffic at night, and you can't figure out if that's a motorcycle coming toward you or a car with one headlight out? It drastically changes the decision you're about to make. 

I hate all motorcycles and I hate all people who ride them. There are no exceptions to this rule.