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Ah yes the old going out to a pack of cigarettes ploy , you just don't mention the store you have in mind is 2 states and about a dozen titty bars away .
when i first started riding i didn't wave, then I noticed everyone waved at me so I started waving at everyone, then tried it once on a curve started to wobble the bike a bit.
Now I wave A)when safe, B) if you look like someone i should wave to, C) if i am in the mood.
yes - what kind of rude a**hole just ignores someone waving at them? we're humans and we live in a society. if someone waves you wave back.
now i don't initiate the wave so if two of us non-wave initiators cross paths we don't have to do it. but if someone waves at me of course i'll return the wave.
When I first started riding at 14 years old, riders would wave at me, I thought they all knew me or that something was wrong up ahead. Maybe a speed trap, a hole in the road. It took me about 50 miles till I figured it out.
Young, dumb and full of ***.
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