Why Bikers wave...
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RE: Why Bikers wave...
i've always found the older guys on the harleys to be more responsive to initiate a wave or wave back. a lot of the sport bike guys do too but a lot of them seem more interested in pullin a wheelie or something in front of me than to just enjoy the ride.
#12
RE: Why Bikers wave...
Hahaha Koburn you linked the same thread I did for the noobs, great minds think alike....or "if they both had half a brain then they would still only have ..half a brain." [8D] Either way man. Oh wait I linked the same thread you did since you posted it first. Haha
#13
RE: Why Bikers wave...
ORIGINAL: deej
Hahaha Koburn you linked the same thread I did for the noobs, great minds think alike....or "if they both had half a brain then they would still only have ..half a brain." [8D] Either way man. Oh wait I linked the same thread you did since you posted it first. Haha
Hahaha Koburn you linked the same thread I did for the noobs, great minds think alike....or "if they both had half a brain then they would still only have ..half a brain." [8D] Either way man. Oh wait I linked the same thread you did since you posted it first. Haha
#14
RE: Why Bikers wave...
When I first started riding (about a month now) I noticed that the guys on the sports bikes where always throw out the "duces" as I rode by and I was thinking "I don't know that guy!" As I started reading the fourms I learned the whole storybehind waving to fellow cyclist. So now that I'm more comfortable with my ridingI throw out the "duces" as much as possible now to fellow cyclist. I have noticed that MOST of the Harley and other cruiser bikersdon't wave back which in turn is kinda kick to the ***** but I still try. I know that it's hard to wave when your have the clutch pulled in or turning but other then that it's not hard to just throw a hand up or out.
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