View Poll Results: Do you wave/acknowledge other bike riders?

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  • Yes, I wave or nod

    267 93.68%
  • Yes, I use my middle finger to show I care

    7 2.46%
  • That's for wankers!

    1 0.35%
  • No, I am too cool

    6 2.11%
  • No, I'm afraid to take my hands off the bars

    7 2.46%
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  1. #106
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    Quote Originally Posted by Griffin View Post
    Hello... here I am... and do you wave????
    Well, I used to - but right now I'm more concerned with my GN125 shitting itself while lane splitting on the motorway on the way to the bike shop to choose which fucken 250 I should buy....... lol

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    LOL - yeah... and please - post it in this dead thread to keep us who care in the loop!!!!
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    I used to nod, but I got sick of reading all the wah wah no one waves to me threads. So now I just ignore yahs. It's much more fun...lol
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    There was this one time, I was learning waving at band camp ...
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    Talking

    refuse to wave at mopeds and the bigger lookalikes.


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    This thread is like herpes; it gets started innocently enough and comes back to haunt you much later when having fun...
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    in my experience, as a learner you dont get acknowledged by many at all. i find a lot of the old school bikers will 9 times out of 10 nod my ways if im on my gn250 but no-one else seems to acknowledge me at all except for the scooter patrol when im on the rally travelling through town or where ever i may be.

    i think its kinda harsh but at the end of the day i ride because i love it not because i want to be acknoweledged for it. im not fussed what other people think as long as im enjoying the ride
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    No one in Aussie seems to do it either yet very friendly when you pull up at a cafe and riders are there.

  9. #114
    Veerrry interesting - I am the recipient of few waves,particularly from sports bike riders.But this morning I was getting waves and nods from every bike that went past! So what did I do differently? - I wasn't on my usual dirt type bike,but on a road bike....not what you would call a sports bike,but it has lowish bars and a small sports/bikini fairing.I still don't know why sports bikes don't wave at me on a dirt bike (and of course they all insist they wave at all bikes),but this is a sure confirmation to me.
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  10. #115
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    I wave on open road mainly.

    Harley riders I don't wanna see them fall off from letting go of the ape hangers to wave

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerry74 View Post
    I wave on open road mainly.

    Harley riders I don't wanna see them fall off from letting go of the ape hangers to wave
    Yer, when I get a set of ape-hangers I'll see if it's still worth waving to other riders.

    In the meantime I will carry on waving (with the 'speshul KB wiave').
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    Well I can

    normally pick a Harley rider from a sports rider a mile off,even in the dark,headlights give it away,but find HD riders will NOT acknowledge Jappas.Iv'e been on bikes for 20 years plus but it still hasn't changed.I'd bet alot of them Harley riders and dreaded Jappa pilots would be awesome to have a beer with.After all,were both on 2 wheels aye!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Creeping Death View Post
    normally pick a Harley rider from a sports rider a mile off,even in the dark,headlights give it away,but find HD riders will NOT acknowledge Jappas.Iv'e been on bikes for 20 years plus but it still hasn't changed.I'd bet alot of them Harley riders and dreaded Jappa pilots would be awesome to have a beer with.After all,were both on 2 wheels aye!
    hehehe - you should've seen the looks on some faces when the ex and I would wave to Harley Riders. Their hand would go up, their faces all expectant and happy, and once the got past the Electroglide screen and big spotlights they'd realise they'd waved at a GOLDWING rider!!! Nooooooo!!!!!

    Twas fabulous!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Planna View Post
    hehehe - you should've seen the looks on some faces when the ex and I would wave to Harley Riders. Their hand would go up, their faces all expectant and happy, and once the got past the Electroglide screen and big spotlights they'd realise they'd waved at a GOLDWING rider!!! Nooooooo!!!!!

    Twas fabulous!
    Not a Goldwing...sheesh... lol. good on ya.

    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    (with the 'speshul KB wiave').
    Theres a speshul KB wiave? wtf? noone tells me anything.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    Yer, when I get a set of ape-hangers I'll see if it's still worth waving to other riders.

    In the meantime I will carry on waving (with the 'speshul KB wiave').
    Quote Originally Posted by Blossom View Post
    Theres a speshul KB wiave? wtf? noone tells me anything.
    Me neither!!! Come on Scummy, share?

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