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Feb 22, 2014 | 06:19 PM

#11

ConfuciusSay

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From: USA

OldHippie-Agreed that I choose to live here. Have to wait a few more years before the big move south. Then its 12 months a year of riding! Until then, I have to spend my winters on this forum. Could be worse-I could be watching The Devils Ride!

Feb 23, 2014 | 09:21 AM

#12

ironhead3fan

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From: Maryland

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Originally Posted by mercu136

IronHead-I see you are in Maryland. I'm a little further north (NY) than you and we still have ALOT of snow on the ground. I'm with you-Need two good rain cycles to clean the salt off the road. Even though the roads are down to asphalt, they still salt at night when the runoff freezes. Not getting all that crap stuck on the underside and in the crevices of my bike.

This is exactly the reason I wait. Even after a good rain last week, there is still snow out there, and it is melting and leaving salt soaking puddles in the road. I am not getting salt on my bike. Too many cracks and crevices too attempt to get all the corrosive stuff out of there. I wish I could ride year round, but that is just not possible in MD.

Feb 24, 2014 | 08:06 PM

#13

Landon

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Joined: May 2009

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From: Georgetown TX

Year around riding in Texas. Don't know how you guys up north deal with your riding seasons.

Feb 24, 2014 | 09:08 PM

#14

vickers1

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From: Southeast GA

We had a beautiful ride Saturday in north Florida, the first time I've been out in a while due to the cold weather and rain. It really felt good. Spring is a comin'