Low Hand Salute
#61
RE: Low Hand Salute
ORIGINAL: Unamed
Hey man I am pretty certain I saved a scooter from certain death one night. Im puttin home from a 500 mile day and I see a scooter pull out and this mustang gets right on his ***. then the mustang starts doing these burnouts right behind the guy while rolling. Everytime the dude did it I that scooter swerved all over the place. this kid was shaking! So I cracked open the throttle and roared by teh stang ont he shoulder and pulled in next to the scooter, gave him a thumbs up and to continue on his way. then I dropped back and whodathunkit, that stang didnt rev his motor once with me infront of him, lol.
We gots to protect the weee-people man!
ORIGINAL: sargek
I waved at a scooter once and as I roared by he gave me a sheepish little wave back...yeah I wave at most folks too, like you said, they're riding something, why not?
ORIGINAL: Blackmouth
I give all riders the low waive.
Normally, i don't even watch to see if they waive back if I was the first to salute.
In my area, though, other riders usually waive first...I guess riders are just friendly around here.
I don't care what they ride, so long as they're on 2 wheels.
I give all riders the low waive.
Normally, i don't even watch to see if they waive back if I was the first to salute.
In my area, though, other riders usually waive first...I guess riders are just friendly around here.
I don't care what they ride, so long as they're on 2 wheels.
We gots to protect the weee-people man!
#62
RE: Low Hand Salute
I'm a "newbie" and I guess it would be easy to tell because I always offer the low hand salute. I also think it's great to be a part of something larger than just myself. It's amazing how riding abike can help shatter personal barriers. I mean since i've owned the bike any time I stop somewhere I always get approached by people just wanting to chat. It's a great feeling and one I am glad to be able to experience.
#65
RE: Low Hand Salute
ORIGINAL: kyote98405
The tap on the helmet was a warning of Law Enforcement in the area, at least in some circles. Lid check and all that.
Jim
The tap on the helmet was a warning of Law Enforcement in the area, at least in some circles. Lid check and all that.
Jim