Endless Winter - Can't take it anymore
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Endless Winter - Can't take it anymore
I'm sure if you live in the plains, midwest or Northeast, you are sick of this weather. We had a nice blizzard yesterday in southern Michigan and a foot of snow in Northern Mich. I usually don't **** and moan much, but this year seems to be one of the worse. It's just depressing, especially since I got my rear tire and brake fixed and it is ready to go. Sorry. It must be warm somewhere.
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Agree, My wife has stated many times the last few weeks how this winter has been dragging on. Stopped by local dealer today to pick up some oil and a filter and the parts guy and a salesman had commented on the weather as well. About to say f it and bundle up and just go for a ride in fair weather , calling for a chance of rain or snow again this weekend her in Pa. so I understand the comments. It seems as though a lot of folks feeling it. Keep threatning to move to warmer weather and it may happen
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Yes, I would like to have summer again, but I don't let the cold stop me. I ride every Sunday for a brunch ride. I start the rides in December when a few chapter members will join me. Then I start New Years day with a Freeze Your *** Off ride. I usually get 10+ on that one, but this year it was just me because it was -6F when I left. The only requirement I want is a dry road. Salt isn't a factor because I spray my TG down with S100 Corrosion Protectant before December and hose it off in April. Not a spot of rust or corrosion on any of my bikes. S100 is fantastic stuff.
When I was younger, I always stored my bikes. Now that I'm old and crazy, I ride all year.
I look at it this way=I'm not spending $34K on a bike and then store it for 5 to 6 months every year. Spend a few bucks on heated gear and you're good to go at any temp.
Rejoice = warm weather is only 2 months away.
When I was younger, I always stored my bikes. Now that I'm old and crazy, I ride all year.
I look at it this way=I'm not spending $34K on a bike and then store it for 5 to 6 months every year. Spend a few bucks on heated gear and you're good to go at any temp.
Rejoice = warm weather is only 2 months away.
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