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Jumping on the bandwagon with my very own "Is it cool or not" thread.
Do you listen to music while you ride? If so, do you tap your toes on the ground when you're at a stop light waiting for the green go light?
I never see anyone doing it and find I'm the only one. Got me to thinking. Is it like at the airport in the stalls of the mens room...some sort of sign that I should not be displaying? Unless I'm a senator or...
Anyone else toe tapping? Also taping my fingers to the drum beat on my handle bars.
Well chit, then my bike is special because as I pull up to a stoplight or stopsign, the stereo automatically turns itself down. That's when I actually turn the dang thing on.
But, when it is on, when I come to a stoplight especially, I'll put my bike in neutral put the kickstand down, get off my bike completely and dance in the streets. Sometimes I'll pretend my bike is a pole and do some fancy pole dancing. While everyone is watching with their jaws wide open, the light will turn green, and I'll quick hop back on my bike and ride away.
That's what you call talent.
Sometimes I will nod my head if I'm cruising, and it's a good song.
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Oct 7, 2018 at 11:49 AM.
Reason: Multiple posts
Guilty as charged. Not just when stopped. Since I'm on a trike I can really get into it without wobbling around. I'm sure I don't want to see a replay. 😁
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