Quarkz wrote:Heh. Scooter girls. I had a bunch of scooter chicks on the side of the road the other day, as I rode past they were waving/acting all sexy obviously thinking I was a guy. As I got closer I lifted my visor and glared. They didn't wave no more
I've had similar experiences - it is such a crack up when you get closer and they realise you are female!
I once was in traffic in summer and had a tinted visor on - the girl in the car in front of me was trying to make me notice her by putting on lipstick and pouting in her side mirror - I had great pleasure lifting up my visor. Needless to say, she suddenly looked away very quickly and pretended to be looking at something else!
aardvark wrote:I think people in general have become a bunch of rude carnts.... Am thinking about chucking a u-turn and using a big stick to sort people out who don't return nods!
and make sure you have the lights and sirens going too!!!!
MrNINJA wrote:HI, ALL! I AGREE WITH MOST OF WHAT YOU ALL HAVE SAID THE PEOPLE WHO DON'T NOD OR WAVE USUALLY ARE THE ONES WHO ARE RIDING COS' IT CHEAP NOT BECAUSE THE LIKE TO. AS FOR HARLY-FERGASON RIDERS, WELL MOST OF THE TIME THEY ARE TO SCARED TO LIFT THERE HANDS AWAY FROM THTE BARS!
Quit yellin willya! But welcome to the forums anyways, glad you could make it.
I also wave at cage drivers who go out of their way to do somethin nice for you, or the right thing in general. Needless to say, I'm not wavin at them much...
1996 Yamaha Virago 250 - yeah really
2003 ZZR 600
2005 Very Tough Rocket 250
2010 BMW F 800 R
I nod or lift the hand to all bikes that seem to be looking at me or not, generally I then gesture with the bird if they dont acknoweledge just in the off chance they look in mirror. dont take much to nod in a helmut does it????
I actually think a traily would be ideal as a first bike for the girly...just stick some road rubber on instead of knobbies...nice and light, and bugger all to damage...
It cost me $180 to put a pair of dunlop road tyres on it, $12 to change the front sprocket and an hours labour. It sticks like glue and cruises happily at 90k's. Perfect for the learner, that's why i got it.
The man who walks into a bar optimistically, generally leaves misty optically.
Not much different here in NSW. The cost of some 250's is a disgrace. I've seen some late model 600's for the same price as a 250 of similar age.
My traily wasn't cheap but to me it has been worth it. It's in great nick and doesn't have the power to hurt me after a minor mistake. You get over the look after a while. My philosophy was.. buy the best i could afford and the cheapest to fix. Here's hoping for good resale value!
The man who walks into a bar optimistically, generally leaves misty optically.
