Good job and good thinking.

 

I'm always switching lane positions to maximize my own view and that of the cages that may affect me. I give a slight swerve/weave to the bike if a "left-turner" is sitting there ahead of me, just to make a movement that will draw their eye, not to mention my high beam is always on.

 

I love when I get to read how one of my brothers was usinghis\her head and avoided an accident as opposed to"@$#%!!!" Good job, and keep on keeping the rubber side down.

 

Any thought on giving her a ticket for being over the centerline, reckless driving, or whatever else you could think of.

 

goes to show you have to watch out for all the other idoits out there who tailgate and do not watch out to make sure bikers are to the side, back or ahead of them and some do not care, ggod job thinking ahead and staying safe. Cant wait for my fiist long ride this summer. Take care and be safe Moeman47

 

Not to rag on one group or another but,,,,seems like the groups that want to take me out are younger females 16-25 years of age, usually with a cell phone attached to their ear.
And older folks, whom I usually spot by their cars "body language"..how they drive.
Alittle girl (probably 20) in a VW Bug tried to get me last weekend. I was riding with 2 others, they passed her in their own lane (2 lanes each way) I was the trail bike, just on her left rear fender area when she deceided to come over to our lane. Luckly I saw her and used my brakes and had room to move over into opposing traffic lanes. She finally saw me, and was VERY SORRY, I just waved..shook my finger and thanked God I saw the gal.

RIDE SAFE PEOPLE....