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Well, what do you know? Harley made a common sense bike.
Written by bigtikis on 7/25/2011 at 02:52 am

Are we in high school, here? tWho Cares? I stopped waving a long time ago. I
have to have more in common with someone than just two wheels under your a** to
want to talk to them or want to know them anyway. Many Hardly riders I have met
are racist, xenophobes, crude, and blind conformists who like to think they are
"bad boys". If your bike isn't black with chrome, you don't rate. Some are
felons, and toughs, but most are posers.
If they weren't so scared of dyin' why do they have to have obnoxious loud
pipes?
I find much more commonality with Jap bike owners. And college grads.
Waving is foolish anyway. I'd rather focus on the highway in front of me.
My .02. You think as you wish.

--- In ipcrc@yahoogroups.com, "C172myP51" <c172myp51@...> wrote:
>
> I know this is dead horse beating, but I have a tiny problem with the small #
of Harley riders who don't wave back when I'm on a PC - and I'm excluding the
1%ers. I completely get that most of them think we're engaging in different
activities, and hopefully they get that I think they're silly, uncomfortable,
organ-donors-to-be. Having said that, 75-80% of the Harley guys DO wave. I
further state that if price were no object, hell yeah I'd own a Harley!
>
> BUT, the group that I really have a problem with are the metric cruisers that
don't wave back. Somebody's got to explain that logic.
>
> -Scott
>
> > Lot assumptions and generalities there. It looks like a nice ride. and I
had hoped that this kind of attitude about other riders didn't exist here.
>