Took a trip down to Gainesville Fl a few weeks back. Went down thru Al into Fl and back up thru Ga. Took some side trips here and there. Put about 2000 miles on in about 2 1/2 weeks. What surprised me, was that once I got into Fl I got very few waves back from HD riders. It seemed like most waves I got back were from sport bike riders.
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threesteps
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I agree that part of it is the number of bikes out, particularly on the weekends, makes waving almost a constant thing. For the most part I still make the effort.
cedarbrook63
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On a busy Sunday afternoon when the sun is out - I sometimes feel like the little nodding dog on the back shelf of a car 
(driving on the left here, the left hand is not so useful for waving and I'm keeping hold of the throttle).
But I always nod to other riders - it contributes to the sense of 2 wheel community on the road which is something I value. Most respond or beat me to it - those that don't probably have sore necks from saying hi.
(driving on the left here, the left hand is not so useful for waving and I'm keeping hold of the throttle).But I always nod to other riders - it contributes to the sense of 2 wheel community on the road which is something I value. Most respond or beat me to it - those that don't probably have sore necks from saying hi
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On a busy Sunday afternoon when the sun is out - I sometimes feel like the little nodding dog on the back shelf of a car
But I always nod to other riders - it contributes to the sense of 2 wheel community on the road which is something I value. Most respond or beat me to it - those that don't probably have sore necks from saying hi
Funny you should mention the little dog....sometimes I think about mounting one of the spring loaded hands (that wave back and forth in the wind)on my bars....:cheers
