I Just Can't Wait To Wave Again....
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Indiana
It means your dicklock fell off your bike.
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: May 2008
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From: Sunny Southern California
I think we've have had at least 6, maybe 8 whole days where it's been too wet & cold to ride! I'd bet it never got past 68 degrees on those days!
I HATE WINTER TOO!!
PS: Wave most of the time, depends how much I'm feel'in like a "Bad A$$"
I HATE WINTER TOO!!
PS: Wave most of the time, depends how much I'm feel'in like a "Bad A$$"
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 1,517
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From: the frozen tundra of the "Windy City"
well Soos, I would have to agree with all the other members from the midwest... this blows! I really want to ride my scoot, but the salt and the cold will keep me in... and at least my bike is stored at the dealer so I dont have to look at it cause that would really **** me off!!!!!
Those of you that can ride, enjoy and keep the rubber side down!
Those of you that can ride, enjoy and keep the rubber side down!
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 448
Likes: 1
From: Hutchinson,Kansas
Rode for the first time in 2 months last saturday 45 degrees, today 2 in of ice and sleet, all I do is stay on the forum and find things I think I need and spend $$. Been practiceing my "lo wave" thing tho....
Banned
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: NW NC
That sucks HUGE. I have been just stopped along the side of the road, even at rest stops and had riders stop and ask if everything was cool or if I needed help. I have done the same. Just last week I came across a guy stopped looking at his bike using a pair of pliers. I carry a decent set of tools, asked if he needed anything and he was very grateful. I like to think what goes around comes around. But back to the OP's post, I usually wave and it is quite common in these parts. There are those, usually on custom choppers that are just tool cool so I usually sign them off. Even sport bikes wave in these parts.
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Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Florence, MT (Bitterroot Valley)
I did a little waving last week, on my first ride of the year. It's always the low wave, specially to those Beemer, Goldies, and Sport Bikers. I wave at everyone. Even the scooters. We have a major University in the closest town, and there's a lot of scooter commuters. I always wave at them, and they get the biggest smile ever, and wave back like they were on a float in the parade. Life is good, and it'll be better when spring officially gets here and we can ride every day.
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 186
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I'm with ya boys. I've managed to avoid the garage for the most part, but lately, I can't stay outta there. Whether it's installing the new speakers, applying Mother's "Back to Black" to the inner fairing, or just sitting in the saddle with the ipod going, I can't wait to put the knees in the wind!