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Got the most friendly ever nod this evening on the way home from the local bike meet.
An old chap on an old brit bike/sidecar outfit, flashed lights then the cheeriest big wave and grin, now thats how it should be done ![]() |
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I appreciated finding this thread having done a search for 'etiquette',
I passed a matching blue pointy in richmond who gave me a big nod and having owned my SV and first big bike for less than 2 weeks I assumed I had cocked up and left an indicator on or was going the wrong way in a 1 way system. If he is on this forum I apologise for not returning the nod, sticking my leg out or doing a reverse wheelie with my trousers down and appropriate cheek motif. I'm really struck by the general support riders have for each other and glad to be part of the team! |
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You say that, come back when you have nodded to a few BMW GS bikers.... And Harley riders.
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I'm assuming they are extra friendly. Should I give them a 2 finger salute and ride off really quickly?
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Do what I do, stand on the pegs and wave both hands in an eccentric manner, for added effect if your visor isn't tinted then stare and do crazy eyes
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#27 |
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From begining to end?
Black Power clenched fist or smart British Army salute. |
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