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Wow, Our riding season is just about to begin. It'll actually be cool enough soon that we won't feel like we're riding in an oven. I'd have to have an indoor track if I lived in cold country. I couldn't stand to be off the bikes all winter. I hope something strange happens to let you ride for atleast a little longer....
2fear
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I usually ride into November, It will clear up for a while.
RaWarrior
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In upstate NY, I usually start riding mid April-early May, and the weather shuts me out by the end of October. 6 months at most.
I can't picture it being "too hot" to ride. That means you're not driving fast enough. This summer I did a 550 mile day (on a stock seat lol) in 95-100 degree weather....no problemo. I was wearing my usual Phoenix jacket and full face helmet also. The couple jaunts through town got kinda sweaty, but as long as I was moving I was totally fine.
I can't picture it being "too hot" to ride. That means you're not driving fast enough. This summer I did a 550 mile day (on a stock seat lol) in 95-100 degree weather....no problemo. I was wearing my usual Phoenix jacket and full face helmet also. The couple jaunts through town got kinda sweaty, but as long as I was moving I was totally fine.
Redbone
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The weather in Michigan has taken a turn for the worse the last week, but it is supposed to warm back up in next couple days.
That pic of the lighthouse reminded me of the young man that was swept off the Ludington harbor pier in the high winds on Monday, they still have not found his body.
That pic of the lighthouse reminded me of the young man that was swept off the Ludington harbor pier in the high winds on Monday, they still have not found his body.
ripinanroarin
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wow..those are intese waves,..it looks scarey. On the prairies we never see dramatic water movement. Cool pics.
KJShover
Proud Vmax lover
Wow!, those are some crazy waves. you wouldn't catch me on the breakwater with them crashing over it like that.
