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I'll be glad when it stops raining, the wind stops blowing at 30 mph, and the sun comes out for a full day of riding. I'm in need of a full day's ride...breakfast, lunch and dinner, perhaps.
I'll be glad when it stops raining, the wind stops blowing at 30 mph, and the sun comes out for a full day of riding. I'm in need of a full day's ride...breakfast, lunch and dinner, perhaps.
500 miles & 11 1/2 hrs yesterday 1st Breakfast, 2nd Breakfast, Eleventies, luncheon, Brunch and Supper when I got home a nice day all in all
But I can't wait forever. It was a 25mph wind, out of the south, so I headed south.
It was nice to get pushed home.
I left at 4:30pm and rode down to and around the Starved Rock area. Got home before the sun set.
I finally have hair that can blow in the wind again!!
Not a bad afternoon. The wife went out with her sister and some other gals, so that pretty much made my decision to ride a no brainer. More warmth tomorrow.....but more high winds too.
Ordered me a pizza once i got home. I know what my lunch will be tomorrow.
Winds are still super crazy, but I managed to get the wife out for a late afternoon ride.
We headed down to the Psycho Silo Saloon, near Langley.
She just had to buy me one of those shirts hanging behind us.
The Silo is a pretty cool place.
This may be a hint as to how I got her to go with me.
Diet Coke....not my favorite.
The it was north to Byron, for dinner.
I'm a lucky guy.
Night was falling as we headed home.
All in all, a good day. East and west travel was a bit irritating, with gust up to 30 or 35 mph, and a pretty constant 25 mph wind. Temps dropped to 87 as night fell.
Last edited by jeffro09; May 30, 2022 at 11:21 PM.
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