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pffft try 4am
i wave unless it's an electric scooter and i ride a cafe bike
how about i'll trade you my cafe 550 for your rebel and then they can wave at you
got to be honest my set up is so extreme sometimes waving could be VERY risky
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*worry about your own spelling not mine.
I hate it when I wave and someone doesn't have the courtesy to wave back, at least nod your head back saying you noticed rather than make me look like a complete idiot waving and not even getting a nod back.
ha! i noticed this yesterday....guy riding down queen st w. (surprise). guess it goes with the whole look/attitude/fashion.
Unless you've got a set of boobs I don't wave.
Newsflash: no one waves anymore in downtown Toronto.
"I got a new spleen from a guy who liked to ride motorcycles". Fry, Futurama
My bike is a video star! youtube.com/watch?v=Ju9caIDWQ40
Don't take it to heart. Remember, maybe they are too focused on riding to even actually realize that you're in the next lane over. I do it sometimes. I'm not even sure why this is up for discussion. Don't get your feelings hurt over this.
Mystique
It's true that we don't know what we've got until we lose it, but it's also true that we don't know what we've been missing until it arrives.
I don't see hands at night with my dark visor, I don't bother waving or looking for waves at night.
Nice bump on a year old wave thread BTW.
were they mods or rockers?
It's true, sometimes you just can't take your hand off the clutch, and sometimes you notice the wave only after they rode by you. But there is this one guy in Aurora on some sort of a cruiser. And every single time you ride by him, fast or super slow, he deliberately looks away! LOL! such a snob.
But he's always by him self, clearly he won't find any riding buddies with that attitude. He just amuses me with the amount of effort he puts in to look away haha.
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