88vmx12
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going home from work! :bang head:
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going home from work! :bang head:
Barry barker
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You poor soul, suppose to be in the 30's here next week. But 82 and beautiful today. Feel for you!!!!
tugla
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thats more snow then we got
VMike
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Damn!:surprise:I'm going nuts after a week if I can't ride the Max. Can't imagine dealing with that for months. Mike
88vmx12
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the last snow fall was the Sat before the 4th of July we had 6" now snow again!
Rand-5107
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Man doesn't weather like that make your bike run good? I used to love riding on a cold rainy day. In the snow, not so much.
Ford428CJ
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Looks like its almost time to whip out the sleds!
82300r
Active Member
Been to idaho, wyomming etc a few times on vacation. Both in the winter and summer. Very nice but i don't believe i could hang in the winter.
88vmx12
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the picture is in Colorado leaving work at 11,300' elevation. Idaho where I live is still nice riding weather.
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82300r
Active Member
Our last vacation was in colorado. Around june i guess. Stayed at the best western in uray. Absolutely beautiful! Saw TONS of bikes while we were there!
unk:
No way Jose!
When the weather looks like that; my Maxs are parked in the garage.
I am not into needless suffering, suffering for my sport, or whatever anyone wants to call it.
If I'm spending more time worrying about being uncomfortable; than I am paying attention to the bike, the road ahead, side roads, the cagers, and being able to clearly see where I'm going........I don't ride.
Passing a semi that's throwing up a wall of mud, snow, mist & water on a 2 lane is kinda like shooting craps, and I don't shoot craps.
I hate bike & riding gear cleanup after one of those rides too!
Been there, done it; ain't doing it no mo !
Jester 42
When the weather looks like that; my Maxs are parked in the garage.
I am not into needless suffering, suffering for my sport, or whatever anyone wants to call it.
If I'm spending more time worrying about being uncomfortable; than I am paying attention to the bike, the road ahead, side roads, the cagers, and being able to clearly see where I'm going........I don't ride.
Passing a semi that's throwing up a wall of mud, snow, mist & water on a 2 lane is kinda like shooting craps, and I don't shoot craps.
I hate bike & riding gear cleanup after one of those rides too!
Been there, done it; ain't doing it no mo !
Jester 42
I have the distinction of being one of the few south FL firefighters who fought a structure fire in the snow, right here, in the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale metropolis. OK, it was just a snow flurry, but it was a fully-involved home of Dade Co. (Miami) pine, the wood filled with resin which made excellent fuel for the fire. Wood so dense and hard you had to drill a hole in it to drive a 16d 'sinker.' A day like that I didn't ride my Kawi 500 triple to work, which was just a few yrs. old at the time. I hate having to knock all that south FL snow off my riding gear!
deekjx
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There is a small advantage to snow for the modder. Plenty of time to work the big projects provided you have a heated garage.
