[originaltext]W: Hey, Eric! You’ve got a motorcycle, haven’t you?M; Ah, yes, I

W: Hey, Eric! You’ve got a motorcycle, haven’t you?
M; Ah, yes, I have two, a BMW big touring bike and a Suzuki off-road type.
W: A BMW is a German bike, isn’t it?
M: Yes. Made in Germany.
W: Why did you get a German motorcycle?
M: Well, I have been doing a lot of camping and touring on my motorcycle, so this big motorcycle is able to carry a lot of weight comfortably and safely.(13)Also this motorcycle is wind-tunnel tested, so it does really really nicely on the expressway. I drive it to work on the expressway four days a week, so it is really good for that.
W: Right, and when you go touring, you go camping, is that right?
M: Yeah, we often like to camp. Once in a while we’ll stay in a cabin, but, yeah, often we take the camping gear and stay in tents.
W: Don’t you think it’s easier to carry the camping stuff in a car?
M: You may be right.(14)But usually we have a plan as to where to go, but yes, we like ...we prefer nice windy twisty mountain roads. The motorcycles have better performance dealing with mountain roads.
W: So you ride on winding mountain roads up through the mountains until you find a beautiful place and then you just pitch your tent and light a fire?
M: You are right. Most of the time, a group of us go camping together and we each share some stuff we have to carry.
W: A lot of people only know the tourists resort along the built-up urban coastal area, but they don’t realize that a huge area of this country is mountains and narrow winding roads and deserted villages.(15)As a person coming to work in this country, you seem to have done a better job finding places for fun.
13. What does the man say about his BMW touring bike?
14. What kind of places does the man prefer when go touring?
15. What does the woman think of the man from his leisure activity?