Motorcycle etiquette

[davidsargee]

(02-23-2014 05:25 PM)Pertegaz Wrote:  Just for fun...

In Spain waving is for noobs, in this video you can see the correct way in Motorcycle etiquette...

[Cormanus]

Finally, all has been revealed. I'd quote it, but not sure about copyright, http://cyrilhuzeblog.com/2014/06/03/top-...er-bikers/

[shdwghst457]

Corm I think you'd be fine quoting it as long as this is a collection of folk-lore style jokes and not the author's original material. Plus, you cited your reference.

[MFGUSA]

(02-24-2014 05:17 PM)Inline4 Wrote:  but I always make a point to wave at cagers that could've pulled out in front of me. Kinda like a "Thank You", or simply wanting to let them know that motorcyclists are generally nice people.
Hopefully they will remember that wave the next time they are about to pull onto a street or highway.

I'll do the same when that happens as well and I'll bet many of them do remember the gesture. I always try to polish the image whenever possible.

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(06-25-2014 01:53 PM)Cormanus Wrote:  Finally, all has been revealed. I'd quote it, but not sure about copyright, http://cyrilhuzeblog.com/2014/06/03/top-...er-bikers/

"Just discovered the fine print in owner’s manual and realized H-D is partially owned by Honda"

Really? Is that true?

[Cormanus]

Dunno. Google brings up reports in 2007 that Honda was going to buy HD.

[shdwghst457]

Maybe Honda-Davidson explains the Livewire project's existence!

[Henrik]

Here in Switzerland, and in France, waving between bikers is common like most places. However, I have never seen anybody do a downward peace sign, and instead a normal peace sign is common.

An alternative in case you are keeping both hands on the bars, is to stick your foot out. This is most often used to thank a car that has moved over to let you by, or as a wave as you pass another biker.