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Ya know!! that's just not fare at all... Just rub our noses in it why don't ya... Freezin' my *** off here NE Tennessee, he has 70 degree....laa dee daa!!!!!
Ya Ya Ya, I put mine away in early November and get it back out in April. I stop when we get snow and ride when the roads are clear. I dont think it is fun when it is below zero
I remember those cold, cold AZ days at Davis-Monthan AFB in January. Let's see...the last time we had 60+ was mid October? Get that coat and enjoy your ride!!
The nerve of some people here, besides 60 degrees aint even jacket weather, come ride with me its 17 degrees right now, and at 7am I will be on the bike, that's jacket weather.
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