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To wave or not to wave, that is the question

Yes, I wave at all other bikes. I don't care what they are riding, it is that they ARE riding.
 
By the time I figure out how to hold up 3 fingers the other motorcycle will be long gone
Looks easy enough for pool-shooters. The right-handed ones, anyway.

1. Extend hand with all fingers straight out, and spread apart. (.000000021693 seconds)
2. Touch tip of forefinger to tip of thumb. (.00000000000000000000000021693 seconds)

There! Wasn't that easy? :ohyea:
 
Bob you forgotten the real Reason Harley riders don't wave back

1+/ Their to busy to see you wave as they're watching in their mirrors to see where the last part has landed after it has vibrated off.

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I LIKE that one; for sure!!
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:agree: The fact that they ride... they deserve as much of a wave as the most jaded, "Million-MIle Beemerphile" :2thumbs:
 
:agree: The fact that they ride... they deserve as much of a wave as the most jaded, "Million-MIle Beemerphile" :2thumbs:
Actually it takes more fearless "guts" to ride a scooter than anything else. Some of them might have a minimum amount of engine displacement, but let me tell you, you gotta be really tough to ride one more than just to the store and back. I had a Honda 50. Rode it from Pasadena to Yosemite (about 550 miles--I guess). That was one VERY difficult journey. Then when I high-sided on it, the damage to my body was just as real as if I had been riding a 5,000 cc HD. Scooter riders deserve a lot more respect than almost any other bikers.
 
Those small wheels don't take kindly to bumps and potholes... :shocked:
They ARE a tough ride! :clap:
But; the folks who start on them often graduate to larger, more roadworthy "arsenals" over time... :2thumbs:
 
Looks easy enough for pool-shooters. The right-handed ones, anyway.

1. Extend hand with all fingers straight out, and spread apart. (.000000021693 seconds)
2. Touch tip of forefinger to tip of thumb. (.00000000000000000000000021693 seconds)

There! Wasn't that easy? :ohyea:

Been practicing....looking forward to doing it when I hit the road.
 
I don't wave at anyone wearing a do-rag. I do wave at ALL scooters.

Oh yeah! Because we all know that donning a do-rag automatically makes you the spawn of Satan. Should probably be punishable by death. Because you can always tell everything about a person by their clothing. Right on bro.......:rolleyes::banghead:
 
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Oh yeah! Because we all know that donning a do-rag automatically makes you the spawn of Satan. Should probably be punishable by death. Because you can always tell everything about a person by their clothing. Right on bro.......:rolleyes::banghead:
 
Waving at scooters, especially small ones is a gas! Almost all of them do a double take, kinda like "hey, this guy thinks I'm kool too! WTF!" HA Ha

After having a Honda Ruckus, Honda Silverwing Maxi scooter w/sidecar, and a '64 Vespa w/sidecar I figure I need to return the love.
 
In Europe most bikers wave too, but in the UK we pretty much never do. We nod instead. I don't know for certain, but I think it may be because we drive on the left, therefore passing throttle hand to throttle hand. For everyone else to wave means lifting your left or clutch hand which I'd easy to do, for us it would be our throttle hand which is more complicated.

Incidentally there is etiquette to be obeyed. Usually bikers only nod to bikers, not scooters. This is do to me as prior to crippledom I had a 1200cc Buell and a 49cc Piaggio Zip. In France bikers wave, but to be really cool you need to wave with your hand as close to the road as possible!


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i even wave at old farts (like me) on lawn mowers! :roflblack: lifes too short to not have time to wave! jmho! :2thumbs: heck, i even waved at a guy with a doo rag on a lawn mower!!:roflblack::roflblack:
 
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