Been waiting for a new vlog from you bro!

sketchy stop light to me

Yay! A motovlog on my 25th birthday

Would’ve watch it but got got ads every 30 seconds so fu and this review

I'm a few years late to this but THANKS for sharing and the positivity! RSSV! 🤘🏼

It was 60 questions for me . I took the test on 10/13/24

I have a scout bobber (converted to rogue), I purchased the quick mount hard bags but they stuck so far out which bothered me and I ended up returning them. I ordered another set that do not have the quick mount system which allows them to sit closer to the fender. They arrive tomorrow. Hopefully I like them!

You were blind to her on her A-Frame of the car. Although, that means she routinely turns in sharp and cuts through the left hand oncoming lane like that when she "thinks" no one is there.

October 90° days in tx

I flash the biker wave to anything on two or three wheels. Moped, scooter, trike, motorcycle - don't care. I don't care if you wave back or not - this is my acknowledging you. I see you and wish you a safe ride. If I can't wave - in a corner, shifting, etc, I will give a nod, a bit drawn out and slow, so you can see it's a nod, not a road bump moving my bobble head, I mean helmet head. If you are tootling around in my area and see a Rebel 500 being ridden by someone with holographic decal laden helmet and red and black flannel, with a purple and teal colored bow on the back, wave and I'll wave back!

Been in a riding rut lately as well. Living in a large metro area means a lot of traffic most times, a handful of decent riding routes if you don't want to ride far, and at least 1-2 hours to escape traffic and get to anywhere resembling scenic or enjoyable, and even then, what's nearby doesn't compare to what you have in your neck of the woods. Anyway, there's only so many times in a row I can ride the same roads before it loses its charm. And we all go through ups and downs in life. You don't owe us internet strangers a damned thing. Do what you enjoy, and when making YT videos stops being enjoyable, a simple goodbye is more than what we deserve.

I finding riding and and training on my Honda to clear my head. I haven't don't much because real life stuff going on right now. I did get out this weekend and went to my bike.

We call it wind therapy and yes it does help. I find time most days to get on one of my bikes even if it is just for a short distance. While I'm retired my wife has three more years to go. We take one of her days off and just ride somewhere for lunch. We have logged over 200 miles on some of those lunch trips. We get back and feel so much better. In dealing with the hustle and bustle of life, remember to make time for yourself -- take that tip from an old dude who has been around for a while. 😉

There are reasons people don't wave back. Haven't ridden in 20 years. Just got back on a bike the last two weeks. Not gonna lie, don't think it would be wise for me to take even one of my hands off the grips for just a wave. Maybe after a few months to get my mojo back we will see. Not now.

I always try to wave a fellow biker. I have done the nod at times also especially when clutching on a downshift.

How many weeks to drain a one full tank of fuel?

Since you asked nicely. I subbed.

I recently gave a wave from my adv bike to a sportbike and got a wheelie in return 🏍️

Coming from the Jeep world to the moto world, I'll always throw a wave, but I don't expect anything back.

I have 2 bikes, one cruiser and a Honda Super Cub. I always give the low 2 finger wave and find it hilarious that guys who send it back when I am cruising on the big bike ignore me on the Super Cub. That said if I cam close to clutching on the big boy you won't get a wave.

I'm like you, I wave at all my 2 wheel friends. I have 2 bikes, a Harley CVO bagger, and a Honda Monkey. I get no waves from any Harley riders when I'm on my Monkey, and they all wave when I'm on my Harley. Pretty sad actually.

Dude, I live about an hour and half north of the lakewood location.

The next time yer ridin' through Compton California....Feel free to wave at everyone......It won't take long before you meet some new people.

Maybe I just don't want to wave. Ever think of that?

As soon as you said safeway, I new you were in my part of the US.

I feel like I have to return the wave. I never wave first.

I use the flash to pass on my Z1000. It gives a really good blink with both lights. I have 4 headlights on that bike love it.

I ride a cruiser, and I wave back almost every time. Usually, I don't wave when I'm busy with the clutch, or there are events in the front that need my full attention. I never wave back to the scooters because I live in a big busy city and there's a scooter every 5 sec..

The best thing to do is test ride everything, even bikes you don’t think you would ride.

I wave at everyone on a motorbike, as long as they are not in t-shirts/shorts etc. If you don't gear up you are not "worthy" ;-) I do wave at Motorcycle cops, people on riding lessons, people standing next to their bike at a petrol station, parking etc if they happen to look up. I don't wave at motorscooters, Can Ams, Nikens. That's just my logic.

Do what you want. Ride your line. I’ll flip ya some respect, whether you’re a goof on a Grom or a 1%er on a hog.

I'm not the only one that gets a drip no matter how much we try to avoid it.

I try to wave all the time. I don't care if ppl wave back or not. Not a big deal - some riders don't like to remove their left hand from the bars or might not have seen me wave or who knows.

Yep its just you!

Got other things to worry about instead of waving continously to other people who normally ignore you when not on a bike.

Just call me NO WAVE DAVE......

There is no riding season😁 I live in Vancouver 🇨🇦 and ride all year.

I don't wave, period. Leave me alone and ride your damn bike!

I think you’re really looking for acceptance.

I keep my eyes on the Road… I really don’t care about anyone else

I took the msf at local vocational tech center 150$ for 2 days on weekend. Monday after went and took written test at S.O.S. which is our dmv and paid 7$ for cycle endorsement.

I am in southern Michigan, but have a camp in the central U.P. of Michigan.

I keep my phone in my pocket. Just in case I am separated from my bike.

Vintage bike nights are awesome. I have mx riders I ride with, but not many road riders.

My 06 Buell Ulysses was 3500 with 15 k on it and the wife 07 883 sportster was 3500 with only 7k on it. I have put more miles on wife's sportster then she has.

They are one of the most popular beginner bikes. With ninjas right behind as a popular beginner bike. Looking for a starter bike for my kids. I place a starter bike before a beginner road bike. My wife's 80's rebel was 800$.

I have take my wifes sportster down dirt roads. The 4 inchs of front fork travel doesn't do the best on dirt roads. The Amish kids waved to me to slow down. My wife only does like 15 down our 2 track to camp. I am tall so like taller bikes in standard upright riding position. I like cafe racers but my back don't. I like a squishy suspension. I just upgrading from my old 360 2 stroke after riding it again for a couple of years. Because I hadn't rode for 20 years. I would rather have an agricultural power in a bike. Low end torque.

My bike has a vibration in 5th gear if not above 3500 rpms. Usually it smooths out in the other gears at 3000 rpm. My wife started on an older Rebel 500. I started on 2 stroke enduros. I do not like dual compound tires with harder rubber in the middle. I tend to wear them oddly. I run rec gas end of the riding season for winter. Even though rec gas here is only 91.

Take a 6x6 inch piece of ply wood bigger if needed. For your kick stand. We have a camp 6.5 hours north. Which means I don't have to pack as much. Because there is a grill/smoker and benches made for cooking outdoors in fire risk area and cast iron pans at camp. I have hard cases on my Buell. My wife rides a sportster. She hates going across the Mackinaw bridge and down our 2 track to camp. Parts of our 2 track the sportster scrapes ground. It's low to the ground. Most everything is loaded on to my bike. I have a pillion back rest that I use like sissy bar. I strap my rucksack with first aid kit on it to the pillion back rest. Tim at Fortytimes Around has a lot of videos on moto camping. If I had a trailer for my bike I would take my bike hunting.

Almost every bike waves. I wear safety glasses with visor up most of the time. I leave a comment because I use an adblocker.