I don't ride as much as some, but I will ride all winter if there isn't snow/ice pack, but this winter may bring more daring with the arrival of the Super Motard!
I don't ride as much as some, but I will ride all winter if there isn't snow/ice pack, but this winter may bring more daring with the arrival of the Super Motard!
Yeah. Congratulations. What do want? A medal?
No, but if you could close your hole I'd be happy
I had pizza for lunch today
2000 Honda RC51
I guess now would be a good time to point out that if you have nothing to add here, don't post. We have enough people in the club into this kind of riding that there should be a fair amount of relevant posts, and we don't need the ignorant crap in here too.
Just like the stunna forum, stupidity'll getcha banned.
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Nothing in all the world is more dangerous
than sincere ignorance
and conscientious stupidity.
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
disce quasi semper victurus vive quasi cras moriturus
The return of MRA #321! Sponsored by Western Ambulance, Chicane Trackdays, and a very patient wife...
I ride all winter.
As long as its clear and there is some where to go.
See, look, I know I'm homophobic, but not about gay guys. They don't bother me at all. It's straight guys who don't know their gay... they fuck my shit right up
I ride all year round, my car is horrible in the snow so if I can get my bike out of the neighborhood I'll ride.
I have a little temp computer thingee on the bike and my record low is 14.
I get off work at 6am so it can be a little cool then.
Took me a while to get the right gear combination to be warm enough for my 20 min commute.
2000 Honda RC51
I ride my GS when the weather gets nasty. Heated vest, grips and seat. Metzler Trials (for lack of a better word) tires. Long as it's not icy!I've thought of doing the stud thing but that seems like it might be worse on dry roads. Guess that's what my truck is for.
Originally Posted by Mac020
I ride my GS when the weather gets nasty. Heated vest, grips and seat. Metzler Trials (for lack of a better word) tires. Long as it's not icy!
The stud thing isn't much worse on dry roads- it's the tires you have to run that make it bad. It's not critical to stud the knobs you use to corner. If you're serious about it, drop me a PM and I'll tell you all about it- I sorta pioneered the current popular process.
When I went from my stud bike to a 4x4 toyota, I was shocked to discover that the truck sucked in the snow by comparison. I'd take a bike any day up to 8" but finances and genetics have conspired to make that an impossibility at the moment.
Not a shred of evidence exists in favor of the idea that life is serious.
i got my truck just as winter was ending. i think it only snowed once after i got it (and i drove the truck). but now that's it's started getting cold again, of course, the bike is back out and i'm planning on riding it to work every night so long as there's no ice (or change, thereof).... go figure.
Jeff Black
Littleton, CO
Currently bikeless, but will be BMW shopping again come springtime.
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