You're more likely to die in a small car, especially in a totalled hybrid - the firemen don't want to touch the thing for fear they'll get electrocuted, and in the meantime, you bleed out. Same thing for truly small cars, like Geo Metros or Honda CRX HFs. Down here, they get so badly wadded that the occupants quite often bleed out before they can cut the wreckage apart to get to them.
With modern safety gear, the chances of motorcycle rider death have been greatly reduced.
Successful motorcycling is all about balancing demographics. If one were to plot a sample of people involved in motorcycle accidents over the course of a year that also includes the following positive factors you would find that motorcycling has a risk not much different than driving in some tiny hybrid...
~ Blue Jays ~