You tell um Ernest T Bass !

 

Exactly! And, I could give a **** how anyone else feels about it.

 

I get tired of waving on long trips and not much for waving across the interstate anyway.

 

You'd have to be, to even bring it up.

 

What the hell you talking about,I've been riding 40t years and yes I always wave even the mopeds.I'll un wave you

 

Ha, couple of real men's men on here. Too funny.

 

I've moved on to a nod, but you get the idea. I found Triumph riders the most ignorant and that's when I had a Triumph. I get more nods from Triumphs on my Harley than when I was on a Triumph. Yes...I have issues! Booking a shrink is on my todo list.

In Europe, no I don't count Britain as Europe, they wave a leg...which is weired.

I still remember how I got a kick out of bikers letting on when I was a kid still learning so I guess I'll just stick with the tradition now that I'm an old git on a Dyna.

 

Use this...

 

I get more waves from non-riders than I do from riders. Farmers, construction crews, Gold Wing riders at the side of the road (yes, I will stop for them), and inmate crews picking up litter, etc...

Seems like around here the rumble of a big V-Twin is some universal signal to all within earshot.

 

Newbies don't wave. They're still white knuckling the bars petrified to take a hand off.

I wave more out of habit than anything else. I've been waving since I started riding a street motorcycle in the 90s. I don't even notice if the other guy waves back or not most of the time. I don't care one way or the other if they do.