Is waving a things of the past?
#71
02-28-2017, 05:56 PM
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stixvrad (03-01-2017)
#72
03-01-2017, 04:04 PM
I wave if it's safe to do so. If the wifes on back and she knows I'm busy she's fast to get a hand out. But she will not wave at a tricycle. Any three wheeler. She flat out does not like the trikes at all. I could cheat on her and do all sorts of bad husband stuff and she would stick with me. I ride a trike,,, she's gone.
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stixvrad (03-02-2017)
#74
03-01-2017, 04:14 PM
Road Captain
#75
03-01-2017, 07:26 PM
Road Warrior
take your pick, half the topics on the forums are "beat to death" in somebody's opinion. Just about all the above get done on at least a monthly basis.
#76
03-02-2017, 09:03 AM
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#77
03-02-2017, 11:36 AM
#78
03-02-2017, 12:17 PM
Stellar HDF Member
I wave when I'm not preoccupied.
I had to run and pick up a meter from our electrical supplier's warehouse. I was trying to focus on the GPS, traffic, road condition, etc. I caught a glimpse of a guy on a metric cruiser headed the other way. He was waving like it was his job, while looking at me. I was already past him, but I looked in my rear view to see what he was riding. At that moment I saw smoke come off his front tire, he went into a wobble turned tank slapper, then flew like superman into the ditch as his bike glanced off the car stopped in front of him making a left turn. Must have been so preoccupied waving that he forgot to watch in front of him. I felt awful, because I was on a time crunch to get to the warehouse before they closed. Otherwise I would have turned around to help him out. Waving can be dangerous. Wave with caution.
I had to run and pick up a meter from our electrical supplier's warehouse. I was trying to focus on the GPS, traffic, road condition, etc. I caught a glimpse of a guy on a metric cruiser headed the other way. He was waving like it was his job, while looking at me. I was already past him, but I looked in my rear view to see what he was riding. At that moment I saw smoke come off his front tire, he went into a wobble turned tank slapper, then flew like superman into the ditch as his bike glanced off the car stopped in front of him making a left turn. Must have been so preoccupied waving that he forgot to watch in front of him. I felt awful, because I was on a time crunch to get to the warehouse before they closed. Otherwise I would have turned around to help him out. Waving can be dangerous. Wave with caution.
#79
03-02-2017, 01:42 PM
Ultimate HDF Member
I wave when I'm not preoccupied.
I had to run and pick up a meter from our electrical supplier's warehouse. I was trying to focus on the GPS, traffic, road condition, etc. I caught a glimpse of a guy on a metric cruiser headed the other way. He was waving like it was his job, while looking at me. I was already past him, but I looked in my rear view to see what he was riding. At that moment I saw smoke come off his front tire, he went into a wobble turned tank slapper, then flew like superman into the ditch as his bike glanced off the car stopped in front of him making a left turn. Must have been so preoccupied waving that he forgot to watch in front of him. I felt awful, because I was on a time crunch to get to the warehouse before they closed. Otherwise I would have turned around to help him out. Waving can be dangerous. Wave with caution.
I had to run and pick up a meter from our electrical supplier's warehouse. I was trying to focus on the GPS, traffic, road condition, etc. I caught a glimpse of a guy on a metric cruiser headed the other way. He was waving like it was his job, while looking at me. I was already past him, but I looked in my rear view to see what he was riding. At that moment I saw smoke come off his front tire, he went into a wobble turned tank slapper, then flew like superman into the ditch as his bike glanced off the car stopped in front of him making a left turn. Must have been so preoccupied waving that he forgot to watch in front of him. I felt awful, because I was on a time crunch to get to the warehouse before they closed. Otherwise I would have turned around to help him out. Waving can be dangerous. Wave with caution.
#80
03-03-2017, 04:24 PM
Grand HDF Member
waving, octane, oil, helmets, seat recommendations, wearing Harley logo clothing, club patches, footwear, and best motorcycle jack...take your pick, half the topics on the forums are "beat to death" in somebody's opinion. Just about all the above get done on at least a monthly basis.