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-Temp when you left 21° Felt like: damn cold -Temp when you got back 25° Felt like: still damn cold
It was overcast and windy. Didn't get the windspeed for the wind chill factor, but flags were standing out straight and at times the crosswind got me leaning over.
-Miles rode 23.7 was all I could take. Finners were getting a little stiff around the 15 mile mark.
-A pic if you got one Sorry, didn't take the camera along, but went along a frozen lake and it looked wonderful.
Rode with some others, leaving around noon at 35 degrees. Temperature didn't rise any, so even dressed in layers of leather we managed 70 miles. Wife's first ride on the new Ultra, She told me at our first stop, ok we can keep it.
It was a chilly 72 when I left the house.Did 20 clics and met with some folks. Rode a little while and it was sunny,light breeze and 80. Played some cards cut my B-day cake and rode home in a chilly 74 degree star filled evening.This ride report came from Donna, Texas in the Rio Grande Valley.
I am so grateful,
wolf1
Am I reading this right, a "chilly 72"? 72F would be dreamland for us and at 80F we'd be loading up for parts unknown.
It was 28F when I left this morning to meet with the local HOG chapter. There were roughly 30 of us if you include the pillions. We signed in and gave our start mileage for the year then left Bowling Green Harley-Davidson for a ride through the local backroads. We came back to Logan's Roadhouse for a group lunch. When I got back home at around 3:00pm the temp was 46F. I logged just over 60 miles for the day.
Woke up around 11am this morning after a late night of ringing in the New Year.
Grab the jacket and headed out with a 60 temp and light southwesterly wind.
Returned around 4pm with a temp of 62 and partly sunny, got home just before
dinner was ready.
I got to head in to work early tomorrow morning, should be around 52 for the ride in
to A-town.
Left the house at 0900. Temp was 27 F. Sun was shining.
Rode about 160 Miles. Ride was called the "Frosty ***** Ride" and was sponsored by the local Dealership "Grand Canyon H-D". Looked like about 70 or so bikes showed up for the ride down to North Phoenix, Not quite sure how a guy can get his ***** Frosted in 75 degree temps but that's where they were going.
I don't normally ride with a large group and this reminded me why. I broke from the pack about 2/3rd's of the way there and just enjoyed the Beautiful day by myself.
Got back home around 1400 and did some Maintenance on the bike in preparation for it sitting for the next few months when I go back to work next week.
Temp was around 40 and the wind was starting to pick up when I got back.
All in all it was a good ride.
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