Just have to rub it in
#11
Just got back from a nice ride on a twisty road. No jacket, no gloves. Just a short sleeve shirt, pants and tennis shoes. 77 degrees out and that is the sweet spot where my bike runs at it's best.
I could never put my bike away for the season. I broke my all time record and went 3 weeks without riding. Sure felt good....
I could never put my bike away for the season. I broke my all time record and went 3 weeks without riding. Sure felt good....
#15
I remember a-basin to be a bit more extreme than that. Is the top open? How's the snow pack in Co?
We're just opening up here in Alberta, base is pretty thin.
We're just opening up here in Alberta, base is pretty thin.
#16
There are plenty of areas more steep than the run from the pic - they are open top to bottom but on limited terrain
Snow pack is okay for this time of the year - better then previous years
Attached is a pic from the Adamants region up in BC a few years ago during a Heli ski trip week - could not get far enough away so had to piece the pic together from 2 actual pics - hence the distortion in the middle with the guy in the blue coat
#17
I'm definitely done for the year. Been below freezing and icy for the last 2 weeks. It did get into the high 30's yesterday, but there's already sand and salt on the roads. The riding season was way too short this year.
#19
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It was gorgeous today, about 85, took a nice ride along A1A about 30 miles to meet some friends for lunch, rode home on I-95 to my Indy, ordered new tires for the Springer and they were running a half price special. Life is good.
#20
Yea, well my OL said it was too cold to get out of bed so we stayed in and found something else do ....so