Nancy

That plus the gas cost me about $250. The attitude was "it wasn't as great as I thought it would be"

I was hurt. Am I wrong?

We were each on our own motorcycle. He led most of the time and I rode in a staggered formation behind him.

1. I was taught for both riders to move to the passing lane when it was safe for both riders to do so. Of course, looking over your shoulder to make sure, and signaling - not just using the mirrors.

2. I was also taught if there was enough space, and it was safe to do so, that the lead rider would wait until the back rider could safely move to the right hand lane, again glancing over the shoulder, and then move over together - using the right signal.

3. I was also taught NOT to remain in the passing lane, even though you are going the speed limit, but to return to the right hand lane asap. ( whether on a motorcycle, or in a car)

My friend got really angry at me because I moved to the right hand lane and he did not. There was a car behind me that was absolutely beginning to show some road rage, because he wanted to pass. I was going about 5 mph over the speed limit but it wasn't fast enough for the car driver.

My friend got angry at me and waved me on to do the leading. Then he passed me and stayed about 1/2 mile ahead of me for the remainder of that stretch. He said I should have remained behind him. But he wasn't the rider with the vehicle right on his ***.

I say I'm right, he says he is. What do other motorcycle riders say?

(hope I've written this clearly) :/