Careful, that's darn near a foreign language to fully half the folks on this forum.
They've only seen Snowmobiles in movies and have no idea that the finest amongst us wear a suit while riding.
Tuff part here in Minn is the road salt and gravel, they put tonnes of it on our roads all winter long and it's nasty corrosive stuff. It's a good idea to wait till after a first good rain before hittin the highway.

 

Thinking about this, if I could not ride all year long because of the weather, I do believe I would move to somewhere I can...where I live is a choice, riding is a necessity.

 

up here in the pacific northwest, 66 deg in Feb, the roads would be full of motorcycles.

 

For them what don't know what a snowmobile suit is - it covers ALL skin! Comes in handy at -40 or when there's a -20 degree wind.

 

Took it out for the fist time yesterday. Driveway had snow, but roads were dry. Temp was around 32 & I just went for a spin around the block.

 

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I feel ya dude..... Just traded my SG in on a 2015 Bob, still has the tags on it...... This is what I wake up to





FML

 

I am lucky, riding since Jan 30. Northwest winter is short, appreciated.

 

Looks like its going to be March here in KY. Feb was far below normal but I can always count on March to bring 1-2 good riding days a week.

 

I usually start riding in April full time. I squeeze in rides when I can while it's cold. I rode to work in January and it was 18*. Then the snow started, and hasn't stopped since. I just got heated gloves so that next winter will be easier.

 

Still 3' of snow on the ground with piles 10' high or better, potholes the size of bomb craters, and enough sand to start a desert. We aint riding until May. Oh and expecting another 3 to 6" Sunday night. Love this global warming!!!!!