A question for the newer riders

[mealexme]

I passed my test almost 15 years ago now, and around that time there was some biker slang and abbreviations that I haven't heard for a while

 

I'm just curious to know, do the younger/newer riders still know what things like this mean? Or am I just getting old?

 

Cagers

ATGATT

SMIDSY

 

Those are just off the top of my head, feel free to add your own to the list, I'm sure there's many more

[Blackholesun]

Number one yes but number two never head of it 

[veracocha]

Only know the third one. New term I picked up on "chicken strips". I had to google it.

[S-Westerly]

Familiar with all of them. I'm generally an ATGATT fellow and there's more than a few SMIDSY types round here.

[Simon Davey]

35 minutes ago, S-Westerly said:

Familiar with all of them. I'm generally an ATGATT fellow and there's more than a few SMIDSY types round here.

 

Eh?

[Bender]

11 minutes ago, Simon Davey said:

 

Eh?

Read fine to me

[Fiddlesticks]

Yes to all three.

[Interference Fit]

Last one only, but only because I saw I figured it out when used in obvious context of an accident. 

[Gerontious]

My favourite one. Often used. But only by me is OLAT. Which I pronounce Olé (obviously)

 

Oh Look A Twat!

[veracocha]

ATGAAT, new one on me and it suits sir!

[S-Westerly]

1 hour ago, Gerontious said:

My favourite one. Often used. But only by me is OLAT. Which I pronounce Olé (obviously)

 

Oh Look A Twat!

I'll add that one to my vocabulary and probably add it to my professional one as well as there's quite a few of them floating around. 

[Shepherd]

I'm an ATGATT rider, a cager and had a Smidsy.

Been riding since end of Covid.