It's human nature, that's all. It's got nothing to do with running or cycling. Some folks wave. Some don't.
I've noticed that when I ride through urban areas close to where I live that most people are not going to nod, speak, or wave to you. It doesn't matter whether they are walking, running, biking, or skating.
But when I ride out in the suburbs and country areas, most of the people will speak or wave to you.
I think the folks that live in the urban areas are just a bit more cautious, and maybe they should be.
Nice! Almost as nice as my mom's recipe for fried apple pies.
It was a wise decision, choosing, as you did, the best color possible for a bike: black. Remember what Confucius said:[CENTER]Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist a black bike, and begin slitting throats.[/CENTER] Well, it was something like that...
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I've noticed that when I ride through urban areas close to where I live that most people are not going to nod, speak, or wave to you. It doesn't matter whether they are walking, running, biking, or skating.
But when I ride out in the suburbs and country areas, most of the people will speak or wave to you.
I think the folks that live in the urban areas are just a bit more cautious, and maybe they should be.
I guess you are right,if you are in the urban areas you have to be "mean mugging"...nothin says gangsta like spandex shorts and brightly colored skin tight shirts 😄
I guess you are right,if you are in the urban areas you have to be "mean mugging"...nothin says gangsta like spandex shorts and brightly colored skin tight shirts 😄
Hmmm...maybe I should quit wearing that bandolier of bullets when I ride?
