To the guy in Yelm, WA that was tapping his helmet
#11
For what it's worth it's still good to go over a few signals before a group ride. Keep spreading the word.
Slightly off-topic, if you cruise with a smart phone nav there's an app called Waze that's also pretty damn good at giving you a heads up of what's ahead.
Slightly off-topic, if you cruise with a smart phone nav there's an app called Waze that's also pretty damn good at giving you a heads up of what's ahead.
#13
I totally agree, the world is full of zombies, they just aren't dead ones.
I'm doing my part, I'm letting my future son in law ride my Sporty and one of the first things I did was go over hand signals with him.
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Some things are relegated to the older riders
#16
Question for all of you seasoned riders out there... how far out do you warn people of a cop on the interstate? I feel like others will disregard after about 5 miles or so, even if they do understand what I'm trying to communicate.
#19
YPD almost got me today too
Funny, thought a Yelm cop was gonna get me today too, they are pretty stealthy around here, and the amount of traffic for the roads, and the slow speeds here are ridiculous.
FWIW, I too didn't know about tapping the helmet..
FWIW, I too didn't know about tapping the helmet..