A trip to hell and back...
 

Went for a long ride yesterday in 110F temp... Felt like I had a blow dryer on my face the whole day...

Time to store the bike for the summer

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Sheeeeet! it's finally started warming up enough around here to START some serious ridin'!

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Now that was funny.

Ride Safe.

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Coming home from Sturgis through Kansas last year was the hottest I've EVER been riding. It was scary hot. You literally had to stop every hour for fluids and to rest.http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/h...hRN/may7-1.jpg

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wow man... come hit up chicago, it will be 70 in the morning and be snowing by night fall... ha ha ha coliseumjust a ?, you run an oil cooler on your bike? If so what one... if you ride in that kind of heat is it nessasary?

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I was thinking of getting one... Some of the bikes in the pack had their engine lights come on at one stage... mine didnt! we had a vrod with us that also overheated althought it is a water colled bike!!!

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Summer hasn't even started here and the temps. yesterday were already 120, at 10:30 in the morning. It can get up to 130 in July with 100% humidity.... That's basically 'off-season' for us... We'll sometimes ride, but only at night!!![sm=badbadbad.gif]

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Dude... my trip was from Dubai to Al Ain... lol... it was 44c on Friday!

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I spent 13 months in the south of Afghanistan. I feel your pain! I would fly 7hr missions dressed to the nines with body armor, survival vest, helmet, etc...and no air conditioning! Taking the doors off helped. Except, if felt like a giant hair dryer.

m.a.c.

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Where is this? Texas is getting hot already