So ever since the post about " the wave " I 've been waving to all including Harley guys and actually a few waved back. The otherday an R-1 was coming toward me so I threw thelow2 because you guys told me that was the coolest...anyway, of course he waved and his passenger / girlfriend waved too. My question is should the second person wave also? Eh, it just didn't look right. Or is it only right if you have a passenger too? I don' t know...I confuse myself...

 

Good point. My feeling is this knowing the meaning or not it is a good gesture. So if the passenger is the one who acknowledges than cool. Sometimes the rider misses things and as it stated before sometimes they just don't care or are of a different breed.

 

hell why not have the passenger wave too. But only if the passenger knows the meaning behind the wave

 

ive had my old lady on the back and seen other bikes witha passenger and every one waving at once. kinda cool and kinda funny too...lol

 

I think its cool to have the passenger / lady wave as well . Nothing wrong with them feeling as if they are a part of something .

 

I frankly don't know what the low 2 is, if you mean a two-fingered wave with one's free arm outwardlypointing downardtoward the front wheel of your bikeIcouldn't figurewhat the significance of that was myself and finallydecided it must mean some unidentified female's legs wereeither spread for me closedtogether tight as a drum depending upon whether the two fingers were similarly split apart like a V or glued together. I didn't lose sleep worrying about it.

 

That is a pretty indepth explaination j_chrstopherhall for notlosing sleepabout it.

My 12 hr ride to anecortes for example. Many passengers would wave, if the rider did not. No biggey, still a comradery.

 

+1. Gotta love the experience of the ride and the thrill of course.