3 of us had the opportunity to weave 'politely' through a medium sized gaggle of harley d's in a tight section of 84.
First showing a wheel to the last one and blipping throttle a couple of times got them bobbing and weaving like a flamingo mating dance.


I just know the next time I go to the garage it's going to smell like hot Pirelli and 848 goodness.
For some reason I have the warmest fuzziest feeling now. Like I can make it through another week.





wish you were here [moto]

That was one of the best rides I've been on in a long time. 

Q: what do you call a group of Harley riders on a mountain road?

A: Pylons

Quote from: Michael Moore on June 16, 2009, 09:48:14 PM
Q: what do you call a group of Harley riders on a mountain road?

A: Pylons

True!

Quote from: Desmostro on June 16, 2009, 04:38:59 PM
3 of us had the opportunity to weave 'politely' through a medium sized gaggle of harley d's in a tight section of 84.
First showing a wheel to the last one and blipping throttle a couple of times got them bobbing and weaving like a flamingo mating dance.


I just know the next time I go to the garage it's going to smell like hot Pirelli and 848 goodness.
For some reason I have the warmest fuzziest feeling now. Like I can make it through another week.





wish you were here [moto]

Yes, it was the politest weaving. Instead of passing the four Harley riders at once we just snaked through the formation. I think I paused next each member and gave a little "excuse me" gesture. Thaks E for taking the lead and pulling us through!

It wouldn't have been fair game to just pass them all.
We had to navigate them like Pylons and then run a circle around the last one 

I wish this was bragging about some great skill we possessed, however they were so slow in the twisties it was more like a chewing gum exercise
I do have to say though my chicken strips are a bit smaller after this ride. It was a healthy pace and an all around excellent day I will remember for a while.
Thanks guys 

Quote from: ducnymph on June 17, 2009, 11:59:48 PM

True!

Yes, it was the politest weaving. Instead of passing the four Harley riders at once we just snaked through the formation. I think I paused next each member and gave a little "excuse me" gesture. Thaks E for taking the lead and pulling us through!