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I feel bad.... the wife and I rode to lunch today... It was 75°.....
OK, I don't feel too bad, we all have choices in life to make.... one of mine happens to be choosing a place to live that allows maximum motorcycle riding weather....
I have ridden when it was this cold, but it was for work. I’m more of a fair weather rider these days. For 18 years, I had to ride in EVERY weather condition, but a tornado. This includes snow, up to 6” and a hurricane.
—-Jacky Paper—-
“Rode over an hour round trip. Load of Walmart groceries and fruit from DAKs. Harley T shirt and Bermuda shorts and sneakers. It was 21 degrees C.”
How the Hell, did you do that? You’re lucky you didn’t die. Hypothermia is no joke
Last edited by Bafflingbs; Dec 26, 2022 at 05:04 PM.
—-Jacky Paper—-
“Rode over an hour round trip. Load of Walmart groceries and fruit from DAKs. Harley T shirt and Bermuda shorts and sneakers. It was 21 degrees C.”
How the Hell, did you do that? You’re lucky you didn’t die. Hypothermia is no joke
If that was fahrenheit, I would never have made it even at that speed.
Retired in 2012. For years I rode year-round. It was only 10 miles one way. About 1/3 interstate. Back shift and if I saw heavy rain coming, I would run home and grab the truck.
Can remember many a nights being 30F. Something about a Harley hugging those cylinders and the sound it makes is that weather is really different.
The Harley never missed a beat in all those years starting right up in any temperature just hitting the start.
Interesting but one can get super cold but also super hot. By the time I retired, cold was making my joints hurt. Could not do it now or at least no desire to.
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