Moving
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From: Wisconsin, USA
I don't know where you are located now, and Ocala is a nice place...but it is one of the colder places in Central Florida in the winter.
If you are in the Upper Peninsula Michigan area....you may not mind it. I get tired though of people moving to Florida and when
it rains they say "I thought it was the sunshine state?" And in the winter they ask "I thought Florida was warm?" Well.....Ocala ain't in the
winter.
Chuck
If you are in the Upper Peninsula Michigan area....you may not mind it. I get tired though of people moving to Florida and when
it rains they say "I thought it was the sunshine state?" And in the winter they ask "I thought Florida was warm?" Well.....Ocala ain't in the
winter.
Chuck
Thats not cold.
This is cold.
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Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: USA
Moving
Ok everyone i thank you for your input
my wife and I found a new build we (SHE) likes
its in Fort King Historical area.
I hope this is a good choice
Its right near downtown Ocala
House should be done early April
So hopefully be there in May or so
Then maybe we can meet up
Tony.
my wife and I found a new build we (SHE) likes
its in Fort King Historical area.
I hope this is a good choice
Its right near downtown Ocala
House should be done early April
So hopefully be there in May or so
Then maybe we can meet up
Tony.
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Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 190
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From: USA
Moving
Ok we closed on the house last week.
wife gets her way moving the house stuff march 20th. Take a few days to get there. Then driving my Harleys out April 3rd. Will take 3or 4 days. To bring bikes out in the trailer.
I will touch base with you guys middle of April when we get settled
wife gets her way moving the house stuff march 20th. Take a few days to get there. Then driving my Harleys out April 3rd. Will take 3or 4 days. To bring bikes out in the trailer.
I will touch base with you guys middle of April when we get settled
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Joined: Dec 2017
Posts: 22
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From: Micco Fl
Ok we closed on the house last week.
wife gets her way moving the house stuff march 20th. Take a few days to get there. Then driving my Harleys out April 3rd. Will take 3or 4 days. To bring bikes out in the trailer.
I will touch base with you guys middle of April when we get settled
wife gets her way moving the house stuff march 20th. Take a few days to get there. Then driving my Harleys out April 3rd. Will take 3or 4 days. To bring bikes out in the trailer.
I will touch base with you guys middle of April when we get settled
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Joined: Mar 2021
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From: Ruskin FL.
Coming from a guy who lived outside of Florida almost his whole life.. and moved here 10 years ago... here's my take.
LITERALLY, all year riding... even in the coldest of cold... doesn't last more than a few days. Rain is a daily occurrence in the summertime.... lasts about an hour... then back to sun.... pop up showers WILL happen.
Most important difference that affected me: Florida is 99% straight and flat riding.... there are definitely no challenging roads. What you trade for year round riding, you lose is exciting roads.
Tons and tons of cool places to ride to as well.
Just my 2 cents.
Chewy
LITERALLY, all year riding... even in the coldest of cold... doesn't last more than a few days. Rain is a daily occurrence in the summertime.... lasts about an hour... then back to sun.... pop up showers WILL happen.
Most important difference that affected me: Florida is 99% straight and flat riding.... there are definitely no challenging roads. What you trade for year round riding, you lose is exciting roads.
Tons and tons of cool places to ride to as well.
Just my 2 cents.
Chewy
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From: South Florida
Gd luck on the move. And NICE for you!!!
U would do anything to get further away from me.
I guess u won't see HD45thSt or Boston or Steeve, etc much now eh?