Day Ride In 110 degree Weather
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I won't complane or brag I've learned my lesson
about I can or can't call my self on this forum
but I don't own a car, my son wrecked my car
and I have to ride to and from work in the heat.
but next tax time I am going to buy something
with 4 wheels I don't care if it is a $750.00
P O S as long as it has a heater and an a/c
about I can or can't call my self on this forum
but I don't own a car, my son wrecked my car
and I have to ride to and from work in the heat.
but next tax time I am going to buy something
with 4 wheels I don't care if it is a $750.00
P O S as long as it has a heater and an a/c
Last edited by 6 gun; Jul 4, 2009 at 09:27 PM.
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Indeed. That's what it's like riding here in Arizona in the summer. 60+ days of 100+ degrees.
Pick up a hair dryer and point it towards your face. Now turn it on. That's what it's like riding in 110 degrees. Literally. The asphalt is 160 degrees or more.
In the summer, we try to ride in the mornings, you know...when it's only 95. hehe Riding into the mountains always helps. Course, that ride down in the afternoon...yep, a blast furnace. Mornings and evenings are better.
But I still ride in the summer as most do here. I don't need a water cooled Puss Glide.
Pick up a hair dryer and point it towards your face. Now turn it on. That's what it's like riding in 110 degrees. Literally. The asphalt is 160 degrees or more.
In the summer, we try to ride in the mornings, you know...when it's only 95. hehe Riding into the mountains always helps. Course, that ride down in the afternoon...yep, a blast furnace. Mornings and evenings are better.
But I still ride in the summer as most do here. I don't need a water cooled Puss Glide.
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