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Posted by 49Reo
- October 12, 2012, 21:38:41 PMMy nephew lived in Wasaga Beach in Ontario Canada; he rides a sport cruiser of some sort; he said around there if you waved at other bikes, the Harley riders would flip the bird at those riding bullets and sport cruisers; real men, those.
Regards and such,
49Reo
Posted by ChilliDrift
- October 12, 2012, 17:54:22 PMI live in a big biker area, Chillicothe, OH has Easy Rider rodeo every year 1 of 3 nationwide. We get 10-20 thousand bikes from all around.. Granted 100 isn't the norm. But tomorrow it is suppose to be nice. I will easily see 100 bikes. Leaf lookers in 4 wheel fashion will be out in force. Being 40 minutes south of the state capitol, the city people come down and stay in cabins to get that back country experience. They also like to drive 35 on 55mph hi ways and even stop to take pictures parked in the road. Its common to see groups of bikes go through of 20 bikes. I love where I live but I ride here every day. I usually just lift the left or nod. I was riding the other day and laughed thinking about a being in the car and waving at every car that goes by. I have a strange sense of humor.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- October 12, 2012, 14:56:01 PM 
100 during a day ride....WOW......perhaps 1 to 10 during a day ride if we are lucky, but low fives and or a nod if I have time and the hands free at the time, but then notice others don't respond in kind either. So not a big deal either way to me.
Posted by ChilliDrift
- October 12, 2012, 14:16:10 PMI get being neighborly. Waving back at passing bikers. When you live in an area where weekend bikers come to cruse, around a State forrest. I may get 100 people waving at me when we go out for the day. Sometimes I just don't. Can you imagine if every car going down the road waved at the other car going by..LOL its just sort of funny to me sometimes.