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John it's a balmy 12 in MA. I thought you'd be warmer down there in NJ. Going to have to get a garage heater this weekend or the bike is never going to be ready for spring. Any recommendations on cheap garage heat options?
John it's a balmy 12 in MA. I thought you'd be warmer down there in NJ. Going to have to get a garage heater this weekend or the bike is never going to be ready for spring. Any recommendations on cheap garage heat options?
Hey the shop is in the north / west at the tail end of PAs Pocono mountains so we are 900 feet up and in the good riding hills for sure 5 miles away it rains well its snowing when that happens
the shops heat cant do the job with close to zero likeits been - well it has not been able to get above 60 the spot we leave it at at night so today i used one of the heaters we take on the road to the Motorcycle events - its called Mr Heater and its the one with 2 throw away bottles of gas and it has a switch with blower uses D batterys, the thing ran all day wide open and the batterys were still going but around 6 the gas ran out sooo its a keeper for me - it did the job today it brought the shops temp up 5 degrees
Just looking at that made mine shrivel! But maybe that's his only transportation at least I hope it is and he's not just out for a fun ride.
That happened to me once about 10 years ago. Car battery died in Feb. & I had to get to work. To this day I don't take my bike out unless it's 60 & sunny.
A few seconds after I took the pic, the road was covered with snow. As soon as he hit it, he slowed down and I saw the rear of the bike slip sideways a couple of times.
There's someone who parks in the employee lot, that has ridden his scooter (sans any sheetmetal/plastic) to work on a couple of the most horrendous days this winter. He (I doubt it is a she), either is full blown nutso, lives close to work, doesn't have any other transportation, or is collecting a bunch of $$$ from his co-workers that are betting against him riding.
If I see it again, I'll snap a pic of it. I have zero idea what make/model/etc. it is, as it's really strange without any bodywork. Sort of a mini-bike on steroids, if ya get the mental image.
In 1969, I learned to ride in Chicago in January. Wore my snow mobile gear and was comfy enough. Last night, 45 years later, I went for a pleasure ride of about 60 miles for a cup of mud and slice of pie. Never got below 64°f. As we get older, we get wiser and choose better environs to live.
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