Behavioural Question
#21
Hi folks,
Quick question. If you have a fellow rider in front of you and he moves to the very left of the lane on a straight road, is that an invitation to close up and ride a couple of miles together? If so, would you stay staggered or ride parallel? I'm usually fine with either, especially on these wide and straight roads.
Its just a nice feeling to share a ride together.
Thanks,
Alex
Quick question. If you have a fellow rider in front of you and he moves to the very left of the lane on a straight road, is that an invitation to close up and ride a couple of miles together? If so, would you stay staggered or ride parallel? I'm usually fine with either, especially on these wide and straight roads.
Its just a nice feeling to share a ride together.
Thanks,
Alex
#22
If somebody happens to get behind me while riding solo, I have no problem with them falling into a staggered position behind me until one of us speeds up or turns off. I do have an issue with random people trying to share a lane with me.
Falling in behind a group, especially a club in colors, is a different story.
Falling in behind a group, especially a club in colors, is a different story.
I will fall in staggered if I catch up with an individual or a group, but distance myself a bit more than if I was part of a group. I did have one guy change from riding the line to riding in the middle of his lane, so took that as objection to my positioning (I was probably further back than most cars follow him), so I backed off a bit more. Under no circumstances would I ride side-by-side with a stranger!
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#27
Hi folks,
Quick question. If you have a fellow rider in front of you and he moves to the very left of the lane on a straight road, is that an invitation to close up and ride a couple of miles together? If so, would you stay staggered or ride parallel? I'm usually fine with either, especially on these wide and straight roads.
Its just a nice feeling to share a ride together.
Thanks,
Alex
Quick question. If you have a fellow rider in front of you and he moves to the very left of the lane on a straight road, is that an invitation to close up and ride a couple of miles together? If so, would you stay staggered or ride parallel? I'm usually fine with either, especially on these wide and straight roads.
Its just a nice feeling to share a ride together.
Thanks,
Alex
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#30
Hi folks,
Quick question. If you have a fellow rider in front of you and he moves to the very left of the lane on a straight road, is that an invitation to close up and ride a couple of miles together? If so, would you stay staggered or ride parallel? I'm usually fine with either, especially on these wide and straight roads.
Its just a nice feeling to share a ride together.
Thanks,
Alex
Quick question. If you have a fellow rider in front of you and he moves to the very left of the lane on a straight road, is that an invitation to close up and ride a couple of miles together? If so, would you stay staggered or ride parallel? I'm usually fine with either, especially on these wide and straight roads.
Its just a nice feeling to share a ride together.
Thanks,
Alex
Unless the guy is a friend of yours or someone you know, just maintain a safe riding distance just as you would if he were in a car. Do your own thing and let him do his.
Always respect your fellow riders.