Thank you for not waving

**sinfull** · 19th June 2010, 16:52

I turn my blinker on like the twuckies (but nobody blinks back) I'm sure if i persist long enough someone will !

**Genie** · 19th June 2010, 16:57

Originally Posted by sinfull

I turn my blinker on like the twuckies (but nobody blinks back) I'm sure if i persist long enough someone will !

is that like tourettes under the helmet?

**reemit** · 19th June 2010, 17:16

Originally Posted by sinfull

I turn my blinker on like the twuckies (but nobody blinks back) I'm sure if i persist long enough someone will !

Post war Morris Minors had bloody good indicators, they were wavercators.

**Laava** · 19th June 2010, 17:17

Originally Posted by DMNTD

When up Norf...yup

That is the "Chur bro!"
The downwards nod means; roll that up, open that bottle or your turn with it!

**boman** · 19th June 2010, 17:20

Originally Posted by reemit

Post war Morris Minors had bloody good indicators, they were wavercators.

I so had one of these as my first car. Damn things used to stick out all the time. Eventually put blinkers on it to pass a WOF.

**Mom** · 19th June 2010, 17:21

Originally Posted by Laava

That is the "Chur bro!"
The downwards nod means; roll that up, open that bottle or your turn with it!

I am not sure I will ever be able to nod downwards at someone again after reading that

Dear God I am now reduced to thinking about whether I nod up or I nod down.

Bloody Maha

PS: I flashed a cop in the car by accident the other day, was attempting to turn off my cruise control that was set at a tad over the limit when he hove into sight, instead of pushing the button on the stalk I pulled it towards me

**Genie** · 19th June 2010, 17:24

now it's becoming far too much pressure

**Ocean1** · 19th June 2010, 17:33

Originally Posted by reemit

Post war Morris Minors had bloody good indicators, they were wavercators.

Trafficators I believe they were called. Were lucky if they survived from one WOF to the next.

**Dadpole** · 19th June 2010, 17:36

Spare a thought for us folk out in the sticks. The moment I get out of my drive the waving starts. Do you wave to every bike in town?
During the first ten minutes of any ride I get more waves than Piha. I will have to either fit a 'wavy machine' or buy a HD.

**Maha** · 19th June 2010, 17:57

Originally Posted by Dadpole

Spare a thought for us folk out in the sticks. The moment I get out of my drive the waving starts. Do you wave to every bike in town?
During the first ten minutes of any ride I get more waves than Piha. I will have to either fit a 'wavy machine' or buy a HD.

I got waved at the other by the local Buell Dude, one Mr nallac, and I was in my Work Van, its gettin outta hand I tell ya.
OK, on this occassion I know him, but thats doesn't mean that I should feel the glee and warm fuzzys just because someone who I probably dont know (and will never know) may or may not acknowledge my presence on the road.