:agree: It's better to let a stranger be mad and post mean things about you, than spill a milkshake!Milkshake in one hand, foot long coney (xtra cheese) in the other; steering with knees. Would be unsafe to wave!! :shocked:
:agree:
plus, while fumbling around to find those things, you will most certainly flip the kill switch with your right hand
I did that once on the Interstate at 70 MPH trying to adjust the cruise control. Scary thing when all goes quiet at that speed and on a bridge. Got to the side and took a second or two to realize what I'd done, then felt a bit dumb.
I've read several funny reasons why other bike owners don't wave so..... I'm gonna dig in my experiences and dig on us:roflblack:
Why spyder owners don't wave at other bikers:
1) That sort of movement would most certainly disrupt the delicate vehicle stability system and throw you into limp mode.
2) It doesn't say in the owners manual to wave at passing bikers
3) Too busy staring at the tach monitoring RPM's to notice other motorists
:roflblack:
What can you come up with? Let's have fun with this:thumbup:
I've done it more than once :banghead:
. . . but its not like I am going to do a u turn, chase them down, then slap them silly for not waving back....
I've read several funny reasons why other bike owners don't wave so..... I'm gonna dig in my experiences and dig on us:roflblack:
Why spyder owners don't wave at other bikers:
1) That sort of movement would most certainly disrupt the delicate vehicle stability system and throw you into limp mode.
2) It doesn't say in the owners manual to wave at passing bikers
3) Too busy staring at the tach monitoring RPM's to notice other motorists
:roflblack:
What can you come up with? Let's have fun with this:thumbup:
I've only done that to officers who failed to return a salute, something that they would never do again after a crazy E-8 embarrassed them (Full "command voice" bellowing out: "MAJOR!!! YOU FORGOT SOMETHING, SIR!" while still holding a salute) in front of the world!![]()