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RE: Stop light etiquette...what the hell do you do???
stand up, scratch your nuts, pull your jeans out of your asscrack, then pretend to smell your fingers. Or go ahead and smell them for real if you're so inclined.
RE: Stop light etiquette...what the hell do you do???
I too had this feeling this summer. Traced it to riding with my bat and ***** hanging out when I would stop and put my left foot down...... everything would just fall left and hang. Now if the bike was cold and idled lumpy it tool it to a new level,everything would sortajump around making for a sort of "puppet show". Could be an epidemic if not caught soon enough.
RE: Stop light etiquette...what the hell do you do???
ORIGINAL: scoobs Quit wearing the assless chaps dude!
I am really trying to quit, especially w/the cold weather coming and all... But, now that they are throwing this stop light etiquette thing in, it's going to make it much harder to quit.
RE: Stop light etiquette...what the hell do you do???
I usually am the one looking around.....first off for hot chicks. If I dont spot any hotties to eyeball.....I F around with the little kids.....making faces and ****, or blipping the throttle.
RE: Stop light etiquette...what the hell do you do???
LMAO at this thread.
I usually don't make eye contact with anyone unless they go out of their way to get my attention, and 99.9% of the time, they wanna say "Nice Bike" or something along those lines, so I just smile and nod. Wearing shades helps. Unless it's a long light, I'm usually paying little attention to who's looking at me anyway, and more to the traffic light and what the traffic is doing.
Kids will try to get your attention more than anyone though. I've found that cracking the throttle open at them tends to make them cower down and hide. Problem solved!! J/K
RE: Stop light etiquette...what the hell do you do???
lmao, nice
ORIGINAL: BG Weasel
stand up, scratch your nuts, pull your jeans out of your asscrack, then pretend to smell your fingers. Or go ahead and smell them for real if you're so inclined.
RE: Stop light etiquette...what the hell do you do???
Depends on the mood I am in.Most of the time it just nods or smiles.You do get used to it,I usually kick it into neutral and look around.Are you running straight pipes,thatwill make the frail nervous.
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