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Sorry OP but sounds like a strange question being as that you are located in Virginia. I ride a lot in Va and the parts I frequent are extremely rural. That being the case I find many less critters in the midday than in the evening or at night.
Sorry OP but sounds like a strange question being as that you are located in Virginia. I ride a lot in Va and the parts I frequent are extremely rural. That being the case I find many less critters in the midday than in the evening or at night.
We don't have any critters out here there all dead.And next to no rain
So I ride any day or night
So Cal isn't great all except for the taxes O'my Ouch
Last edited by TWIN CAM 96; Jul 2, 2011 at 02:34 PM.
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