-you must drive a lot and/or have a gas hog to be able to save a couple hundred per month on gas alone
-1/4000 are not very good odds. (I know)
-If you can pay it back in 4-6months why cant you wait 4-6 months to make the investment yourself and not worry about owing any interest. Youll be paying so much in interest that saving money on gas will be a moot point.
-What is the exact bike you wish to purchase? I think you should provide such information before asking for a loan. how do you know how much money you need when you dont even know what your buying.

you should stop when your ahead.

I don't want to wait, there isn't much time left.  I just want a bike around the 4000-5000 USD range plus gear.

I doubled the interest rate, 10% per month.

I enjoy my privacy, something not valued these days.  Y'all really are too pessimistic, I need you guys for future loans and I wouldn't scam someone for a motorcycle when I can do much more playing fair.  Together, we will do great things.

You can get a reliable 250cc bike for MUCH cheaper than $4000. If saving money is truly your goal, your break-even will be much lower and your mpg will be much higher.

Still, without even providing ID, I can't imagine why anyone would lend you enough to buy anything. Of course, I'm always surprised when I see people lending to begin with. Good luck.

Not exactly sure what that means.

I already have a car and no, I'm not buying a civic.  Saving gas isn't my goal, it's just a random statistic I provided for anyone who doubts I will be able to pay it back.

Saving money isn't my goal either.  I want a 600cc bike so I can have a 600cc bike, 250cc just won't cut it after a few weeks.

600cc, that sounds awful powerful.. Are you sure you can handle it?

if you need money why dont you just take it out of the structure/limo/web hosting company(s) ??

Those were only plans that have since been replaced by better ideas.  I was calling for $5 mil to operate that, and while it would work, it's too frivolous of me and just not really what I want to do. $1 mil would allow me to create a more sustainable and realistic venture in a different, more vital market.

This seems like a very high-risk investment to me.