Hubbers need to be more friendly

[Maaknplan]

Something Ive noticed while cycling is how many fellow cyclists do not even return a greeting.

I commute to work and often pass other cyclist coming the other way or I am passed by other cyclists.

I always give them the nod or say Howzit, its just unbelievable how many cyclists will totally ignore the greeting.

In other sports if you meet someone who is engaging in the same sport they will generally be friendly.

 

Come on hubbers, lets try and be friendly to each other on the roads.

[Tumbleweed]

No.

[Heel Drop]

Something Ive noticed while cycling is how many fellow cyclists do not even return a greeting.

I commute to work and often pass other cyclist coming the other way or I am passed by other cyclists.

I always give them the nod or say Howzit, its just unbelievable how many cyclists will totally ignore the greeting.

In other sports if you meet someone who is engaging in the same sport they will generally be friendly.

 

Come on hubbers, lets try and be friendly to each other on the roads.

all the hubbers have HUB in big black letters tattooed on there foreheads - if you haven't see that it means they are not hubbers and you can give them the finger

[Heel Drop]

Ill be friendly if I can have your bike

[Caerus]

**** that

[Skylark]

Ahhhh, can you confirm that all these rude bikers you encountered are actually hubbers?

We do believe thehub is the greatest on the web an all but we do try keep our ego's in check and not presume every cyclist in SA is one of "us".

 

But on the topic of hubbers needing to be more freindly to each other here on thehub, yes well....

[Escapee..]

Something Ive noticed while cycling is how many fellow cyclists do not even return a greeting.

I commute to work and often pass other cyclist coming the other way or I am passed by other cyclists.

I always give them the nod or say Howzit, its just unbelievable how many cyclists will totally ignore the greeting.

In other sports if you meet someone who is engaging in the same sport they will generally be friendly.

 

Come on hubbers, lets try and be friendly to each other on the roads.

 

If you are riding around waving at everyone, you are going too slow

[Escapee..]

[Maaknplan]

Well, this has been pretty revealing hasnt it.

Just as well some of us enjoy the cycling for the cycling

[dirtrider]

Wayne I waved at you last week !!!!

[Tumbleweed]

Well, this has been pretty revealing hasnt it.

Just as well some of us enjoy the cycling for the cycling

 

Wait, wait, this was a trick, wasn't it? Like a social experiment or something...crafty...

[Caerus]

Something Ive noticed while cycling is how many fellow cyclists do not even return a greeting.

I commute to work and often pass other cyclist coming the other way or I am passed by other cyclists.

I always give them the nod or say Howzit, its just unbelievable how many cyclists will totally ignore the greeting.

In other sports if you meet someone who is engaging in the same sport they will generally be friendly.

 

Come on hubbers, lets try and be friendly to each other on the roads.

Where do you commute to & from?

[Red Zone]

Depends on where you commute, in some areas in Cape Town it is acceptable to great, think Durbanville around the vineyards or farmlands, perhaps while cruising through Simon's Town or going around the point.

 

But please don't for a minute think that I am going to nod my Kask helmet in Sky colours or lift my Assos begloved hand to you or even raise my eyebrows behind my Rudy Projects when I am riding to Vida in Camps Bay, Cruising to Cafe Nero in Mouille Point or even "slumming it" in Kalk Bay when going to Olympia. Silly boy

[dirtrider]

Sorry I see you in CapeTown , thats most probable why you did not see me wave .

[Tumbleweed]

There were some Hubbers in this crowd. They were the ones who didn't take part...

 

[Guest HappiLee]

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