Motorcycle Parking Etiquette? - Page 3

 



"Not enough"


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Right.  Sure you have, liar.

If you'd owned and ridden motorcycles then you'd know at least
*something* about them.

But you know literally nothing that you haven't picked up on Google,
and you get half of that wrong.

 




"Double" parking in an unmetered slot isn't a problem in the UK and even if
it's a metered slot, the one who paid and got the ticket, would more than
likely either offer the ticket to the later arriver, or stick it on his bike
before he rode away.

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Beav

 

On Thu, 22 Jul 2010 14:18:44 -0400, "Datesfat Chicks"


I don't like it when folks do that to me. Even people I ride with
sometimes park too close to my bike, not leaving me enough room to
pick it up off the side stand without touching their bike.

If I am riding in a large group, we will take several stalls and park
the bikes reasonably close together, paying little attention to the
parking stall lines. Once again not so close the engine guards or
mirrors will touch when a bike is stood up.

When riding alone I park in the center of a parking stall. Too many
careless cagers out there who might open their doors and let them hit
my bike.

 


That is a different situation.  I wouldn't crowd anyone nor would I
want to be crowed.  If I was, I would simply move the persons bike so
that I could get on mine comfortably.  Pretty sure the world ain't
gonna stop spinning over such a grave injustice.


At work some of us park three to a slot frequently.  The people in
cars seem to appreciate it as there are more spots available to them.