Good read. And so true about turning around to look at her when walking away.

 

I am the same..usually try to wave but sometimes miss the other bike coming towards me if we are on the interstate

 

If someone waves, I'll return the favor but I don't start that stuff. To me it's more a sign of respect to not wave. It's not 1957 and I'm not driving a VW. The other rider is in his/her own world and who am I to drag them out of it?

 

Was a good story and well put. I always try to wave just feel is being friendly to a fellow rider.

I read a post before on one of the motorcycle pages on Facebook and a lot of the people posting were metric riders and saying that Harley people wouldn't have back to anyone because stuck up. I call BS on it because the majority of the time is is the metric people that do not wave back to me. Yes there are Harley riders that don't wave back but they are fewer.

To each their own though whether you want to wave back or not.

 

I remember how good it made me feel the first time someone waved to me when I first got into motorcycling riding my 250. I was puzzled at first like he must have thought I was someone else but it kept happening and I eventually figured it out and now I always try to wave back. The only time I don't wave back is when I pulling in the clutch to stop or slow down.

 

Great read....makes it even tougher to see all the snow and cold...and know its gonna be a few more months.....but I do visit her in the garage, just to check up and see if she's alright.

And I wave when its safe.....

Cheers

 

Exactly how I feel.
thanks for sharing

 

Good post,
yea, some think they're too cool to wave, or above you or something.
At big rallys, I think it's mutually known the wave is waived.

 

+1

 

I am an eternal optimist. I always wave.
To much me,me,me today.