Culture
Motorcycling isn’t just machines — it’s people, stories, places, history, habits, and the unwritten rules you only learn by living it. Culture covers rider stories, event write-ups, opinion pieces, community features, and the bits of bike life that don’t fit neatly into a how-to guide. Call it the human side of two wheels. The laughs, the lessons, the legends, the debates, and the reasons we keep coming back.
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To Wave or Not to Wave? That is the Question.
If you’ve ridden a motorcycle for more than ten minutes, you’ve probably done it without even thinking. You spot another rider coming the other way, and your left hand floats up, or two fingers dip down, or you give that small, polite nod that feels uniquely British. For a split second, it’s like the road has its own private language—one you learn by osmosis, not instruction. And then, every now and again, you get nothing back. No wave. No nod. No little sign of recognition. Just a rider gliding past as if you’re a mirage created by wet tarmac and optimism. It’s a tiny moment, but it’s surprisingly memorable—mostly because…
