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The filthy trailer, the bike at the Indy shop or my unsoilded shorts
Im at least thankful we didn't get the wallop like New York. If the parts arrive in time I'll have pics of her at the show.
Having room to stand up in the trailer is awesome, having high sides while towing on a windy and snowy day is not so awesome. Like sailing without any control.
67* humph... It was 51* today which meant a bigger jet size and MO POWER.... YEAH BABY... Love the colder days...
But yeah OP, I feel your pain with the snow.. I'm from upstate NY...
That wasn't just pain in NY state, it looked like snowageddon. I'm north enough in Ontario the snow and salt has halted riding but a friend closer to the border was riding his newly purchased '03 Cholo Softail. I'm not a fan of snow LOL
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