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RE: Lots of waving - emptysea - 03-21-2017 (03-20-2017, 07:47 AM)ClassicVW_imp Wrote: I'd rather pay attention to the road ahead rather than look at the approaching bike, determine the possible type of bike, or its rider is a type that may or may not appreciate a wave, do the wave, then regrab the bars. I know I'm overstating it, but it is a bit of a distraction. VW - I don't think you grossly overstated this. I have stopped looking to see if there's an acknowledgement...I just wave and keep my eyes downfield. I guess that's part of why I think that I get more out of waving than I do out of getting waved at. RE: Lots of waving - curlyjoe - 03-25-2017 I'm a wave guy and most riders wave back.
RE: Lots of waving - johnf514_imp - 03-26-2017 That's a +1 RE: Lots of waving - Django - 03-26-2017 Well, I DO greet every oncoming rider by a gentle lift of my left eyebrow.
RE: Lots of waving - F800GT_imp - 03-31-2017 My experience with HD riders is like this: - HD owners, who ride a lot, usually had non-HD bikes before they can afford an HD. They bought their HD to ride. They are pleasant to talk to and hang out with. They are not afraid of saying things that they don't like about their Harley. Some even offered to join me and we rode together. - HD owners, who buy a Harley because they want to join THE cult, treat anything non-Harley as junk. They swear by the name of Harley. They won't say anything bad about HD even if other HD owners point out the flaws. They like to appear "tough guys" to others. When I try to start a conversation with these folks, it was kept as short as possible. |