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What do you say when you are ridding and come across someone that is looking to hang out and ride with your group?
I usually welcome them and go ridding.
Some times you find the rider isn't capable of keeping pace and you have to wait on them at every fork in the road.
That's not that bad, everybody has to learn.
Other times the rider is barely capable of keeping pace but, is ridding well over there head to do so and endangering them selves and all around (behind) them.
When I find this; I say, Hay man slow down a bit, where not racing and are out trying to have fun. We will wait on you!
Sometimes this work and other times it seams to come across as a challenge.
The squid rider will end up in the ditch ridding harder than before.
I have and will again leave or duck off somewhere to hide and let the squid rider pass by.
I hate having a day messed up from picking a squid up off the road.
So what do you say or do to get the squid to slow down or just leave them to fend for them selves?
I usually welcome them and go ridding.
Some times you find the rider isn't capable of keeping pace and you have to wait on them at every fork in the road.
That's not that bad, everybody has to learn.
Other times the rider is barely capable of keeping pace but, is ridding well over there head to do so and endangering them selves and all around (behind) them.
When I find this; I say, Hay man slow down a bit, where not racing and are out trying to have fun. We will wait on you!
Sometimes this work and other times it seams to come across as a challenge.
The squid rider will end up in the ditch ridding harder than before.
I have and will again leave or duck off somewhere to hide and let the squid rider pass by.
I hate having a day messed up from picking a squid up off the road.
So what do you say or do to get the squid to slow down or just leave them to fend for them selves?