Onlya Ina Italy cana the handza be to busya so to needa foota to wava
Actually woudn't take it as a wave, only times i seen it is as a gesture that the rider's headed to the left wheel track or visa versa !
Onlya Ina Italy cana the handza be to busya so to needa foota to wava
Actually woudn't take it as a wave, only times i seen it is as a gesture that the rider's headed to the left wheel track or visa versa !

A girlfriend once asked " Why is it you seem to prefer to race, than spend time with me ?"
The answer was simple ! "I'll prolly get bored with racing too, once i've nailed it !"
Bowls can wait !
When I am on the BMW, my pants get in a bunch () at the back of my knees and I stick a leg out to straighten them out. I now know why sports bike guys have those pants with the thin bit on the back of the knee! The joy of being short on a tall bike means I can wave my legs around when needed - looks dorky but who cares?
(waiting for the inevitable panties in a bunch jokes)
Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
For me the foot thing means 'I'm too tall for this bike'...
But otherwise I'm much more of a nodder than a waver though I think that's mostly because I'd prefer to wave with my right hand and usually that's not really an option.
I thought the foot out means there's a hazard on the road.
I hope they're not referring to you.
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No foot out explanation but a good guide to motorcyclists hand signals. quite chuckleworthy from 30 seconds in.
Oh bugger
the "OMG Hi to you!" was a great clip... I think that one had the cops sign in it, which helped me out not long after when a biker warned me of cops, which was actually a major accident just around a blind corner.
Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
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I've spent my money on bikes, booze and babes. The rest I've wasted....
And seeing this is in the Wannabe and Newbie Bikers forum, here's a tip.
Always lift your head if nodding, that way you don't lose sight of the road as much. Nodding down takes your eyes further from the road - that's why you should never check your speedo!
And don't lift your left hand off the bar to wave in a left hand curve, while you're a learner you might find some confusion in having to pull with the right hand you still have on the bars to continue the left hand curve.
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