Online: Hilly

To wave or not to wave (or nod)

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  • robots
    robots
    11 years ago

     Hi,

    yeah spot on man,

    thanks

    robots

  • rob.williams
    rob.williams
    11 years ago

    More wave,s and nodding the better.

  • Rocky2010
    Rocky2010
    11 years ago

    When I ride Japanese bikes riders on Japanese bikes wave most of the time but Harley riders dont wave.

    When I ride my Harley japanese riders dont wave, but get this I find most Harley riders don't wave even if your on a Harley. I find most guys on Harleys think they are better than the other Harley riders, Harley riders with ape hangers are the worst.

    I just dont get it, so now I don't wave to Harley riders.

  • Mawbes
    Mawbes
    11 years ago

    Always give a nod when I can, you're right ,it doesnt cost anything, and I get a good laugh from the clowns from the above mentioned gay pirate set-up.

  • adadrian
    adadrian
    11 years ago
    i always nod, i find a lot of other bikers dont nod back
  • cactus60
    cactus60
    11 years ago
    if your singing do da da doo waa thing, could be the reason
  • FLHuTChU
    FLHuTChU
    11 years ago

     

  • 48fan
    48fan
    11 years ago
    I always nod back and usually have a chat at the lights ,lol most of the time the jappers look surprised that a Harley rider is talking to them :P ,when I was on my Jap bike Harley riders very rarely gave me the nod
  • bahl
    bahl
    11 years ago

     Do you see every falcon driver waving at each other? of course ya bloody don't, so why do you expect everybody on a bike to bloody well wave, you people seen how many bikes are on the roads these days, fucken heaps I'm not waving to every dick on a bloody bike fuck that, if I think I know the rider coming my way I might wave but fuck the rest, I'm in my world when I'm on my bike not theirs,  if that sounds selfish then thats what it is.  

  • bloodog
    bloodog
    8 years ago

    I love getting and acknowledging the bird from a on comeing 


  • beaglebasher
    beaglebasher
    8 years ago
    I was waiting at the lights today and a front wheel pulled up level with my left leg. I had to turn my head a bit to see who it was and it was a young sheila on a scooter wearing a medical mask.
    I said "How are you?" and she replied 'Good thanks"
    I deliberately let her get ahead and noticed she was wearing a mini skirt and high heels.
    It would be good if that sort of thing happened more often.
  • Wimbo
    Wimbo
    8 years ago
    Totally mate.
  • Smokey61
    Smokey61
    8 years ago

    Nod or wave if it floats your boat but if you get upset about not being acknowledged, you're doing it for the wrong reason.
  • Ric
    Ric
    8 years ago
    I always give a nod or a wave, if I get one back, all good if not, no big deal.

    Never had a girl in a mini skirt on a scooter pull up beside me but I did get a grandad on a scooter one who had been to shops for the Sunday paper. Was still dressed in a dressing gown and slippers. LOL.
  • Speedy
    Speedy
    8 years ago
    'Cruisers', tend to give the nod.

    'Super bikes' .... not so much.

    Arseholes ! Lol
  • steelo
    steelo
    8 years ago

    Here's a leg wave. Used when it's unsafe to remove hands from the bars. Incorrectly executed though. frown

  • Cruise 62
    Cruise 62
    8 years ago

    What boots are they ???? Or is that another thread.

  • steelo
    steelo
    8 years ago

    That might be what they mean when they say a person was "showing a clean set of heels"

    Courtesy Google
    This is a relatively old expression, which means to run faster than someone who is trying to catch you. Some people consider the idiom to be old fashioned. Here are a few examples. *The thief jumped down from the balcony and showed the policeman a clean pair of heels.Jan 21, 2003

  • punkin
    punkin
    7 years ago
    I really noticed the lack of waving even in my country town when i parked up my Moto Guzzi Le Mans and bought the Harley. Overnight the waving stopped. I mean Harley riders were never big wavers, so that's why other marques never waved to them. You get ignored enough times you stop doing it.
    But i figured the Harley riders will wave to me now. No such deal.
    I knew it wasn't because i presented as the type who woke up in their 50's and decided they'd always wanted a motorbike and went to the Harley dealer with wife and teenage jkids in tow to buy a bike, a pair each of Johnny Rebs and a matching pair of leather vests on the one invoice. I'm always in singlet and thongs. So i figured it was an outlaw thing and the 1%'ers were just non wavers.

    Eventually i figured it out as i built up my own prejudices further. I've always hated copies of things where companies try to cash in other companies styles. I'd hated Hondas copy of my Guzzi, i hated Yamaha's original copy of the Harleys back in my younger days and i have disrespected those who buy 'plastic harleys' ever since.

    I think that may be it, at least it is for me. I'd hate to think that the guy i just waved too thinking it was a brother on a Harley was riding a fucking Virago or some shit that was built to look like a Harley and sound like a sewing machine. And front on when they are coming fast it's hard to tell quickly.
    It's one reason not to wave anyway?
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