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Thanks to John Huber, Ann Arbor
American H.O.G.
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START ENGINES
With your
right or left arm
extended,
move your index
finger in
a circular motion.
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LEFT
TURN
Raise your
left arm
horizontal
with your
elbow fully
extended.
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RIGHT
TURN
Raise your
left arm
horizontal
with your
elbow bent
90 degrees
vertically.
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HAZARD
LEFT
Extend your
left arm at
a 45 degree
angle and
point towards
the hazard.
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HAZARD
RIGHT A
Extend your
right arm at
a 45 degree
angle and
point towards
the hazard.
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HAZARD
RIGHT B
Extend your
left arm upward
at a 45 degree
angle with your
elbow bent
to 90 degrees and
point towards
the hazard over
your helmet.
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SPEED
UP
Raise your
left arm up and down
with your
index finger extended
upward.
This indicates the
leader wants
to speed up.
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SLOW
DOWN
Extend your
left arm at
a 45 degree
angle and move
your hand
up and down
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STOP
Extend your
left arm at
a 45 degree
angle with the
palm of your
hand facing rearward
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SINGLE
FILE
Position your
left hand over
your helmet
with your fingers
extended
upward. This indicates
the leader
wants the group in a
single file
formation. Usually this
is done for
safety reasons.
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STAGGERED
FORMATION
Extend your
left arm upward
at a 45 degree
angle with your
index and
pinkie finger extended.
This indicate
that it is safe to
return to
staggered formation.
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TIGHTEN
UP
Raise your
left arm and
repeatedly
move up and down
in a pulling
motion. This
indicates
the leader wants the
group to
close ranks.
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