Originally Posted by cliffordR6

Yeah, there is a lot you ought to work on learning as far as etiquette goes. Mainly applies to riding in groups or just dealing with traffic. You are going to hate cagers, get used to it You'll notice people using their left or right legs to signal lane changes. A hand palm tapping on top of a helmet signals cops nearby. Point to your gas tank when you need gas, point to your tummy when your hungry. There is a whole lot to learn. When riding in groups though, this is important. Remeber there are 3 parts to a lane. Left side, middle and right side. If you are in the right lane, right section, and the group moves to the left lane, make sure you move to the right section of the left lane. Make sense? It will come, but its a never ending learning process. Something I just became accustomed to which makes all the difference in the world. When takign a turn, do not stiffen your elbow and turn all lazily. Make sure you keep your elbows bent always. Ok, enough here, im sure others will chime in