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I just take my left hand off the bar, raise it up above shoulder height and wave it back and forth vigorously - kinda like my little neighbor kid does when he's standing outside waving goodbye to his grandparents.
Then the bike begins to wiggle uncontrollably and I quickly grab ahold of the bar again.
You guys need to learn some tricks dude blew my 87 Electra Glide on dyno last year right after he rebiuld motor and the break in miles told his shop insurance company that he knew for a fact I was trick riding on it while I breaking it in that's why he wouldn't repair it. LOL LOL LOL
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