Snuck in a 100 mile day yesterday. 45, sunny, but windy. Still, had that feeling we all get after a ride. Was idle for at least a month, and might be another before the next one. Gotta grab it when you can up here.
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Snuck in a 100 mile day yesterday. 45, sunny, but windy. Still, had that feeling we all get after a ride. Was idle for at least a month, and might be another before the next one. Gotta grab it when you can up here.
Was it that nice down south? Still ice and snow all over the place up here. Some guys have all the luck.
Good for you!
It's pouring rain here with a cosmic light and sound show.....
Might get to ride by the weekend....
Cheers,
Steve
Happy New Year Wayne. Good to hear you also got out. I managed a good 100 mile ride myself around CT and NY, but the bike needed a good cleaning after. The chemicals they spray the roads with had my nice Red F6B a dirty brown when I got home...Quote:
Originally Posted by wjduke
Oh boy did the airport here get lit up by that front this AM. Just snuck in the TRACON door at 6 and DDay started.Quote:
Originally Posted by 53driver
I haven't ridden in about 5 days, tomorrow is going to be a perfect morning for the ride to work. Glad you got some riding in Duke.
Each New Years Day several friends and I do a RTE to Corkey Bells in Polatka Fl. Yesterday was no exception. With temps 80/82 the 110 mile round trip was great, as was the food. Not a rain drop of rain and traffic was light:icon_biggrin:
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Originally Posted by Delta
We get lucky in our little corner here...most of the time. Very little snow so far. Actually, 3" is the most and that was early December. The salt and sand are very minimal and it rained the night before clearing what was there away. Shhhh.....Quote:
Originally Posted by DMAGOLDRDR
Happy New Year and let's do some riding this year!
The good news is, there's only 357 days till Christmas!! :icon_lol:
For me March is usually the expected start of the regular riding season and that's only 56 days away now, providing I can get that dam tree out of the living room, but please don't rush me. I'll get to it when the fire in the fireplace dies out and the Bourbon bottle runs dry. Till then there's no good reason to be washing a bike and and for Pet's sake if you insist remember to use hot water.!:lolup:
PS; Last year it took us 3 months to get our first ride in so if we start planning now maybe we can make April fool's day. Just saying!
I'll be there! I plan on a lot of small trips this year. All around and I'll try not to say no to any! North, west and south, bring it on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Penn
Happy New Years everyone. Glad to hear the chill hasn't deterred our riding so far this year. I got out also, not far but a fun day with friends.
I be way ready for some extra miles by time April 1st come around.
I still trying to get up to breakfast with Dan some Sunday morning.
Be safe have fun and let the good times roll.
Jeff
Had a GREAT New Years Day Ride,,Quote:
Originally Posted by wjduke
The Puget Sound Riders Group,,we met at the Lawless Harley Dealer,,Their was JUST 2 sport bikes and Me on MY 2014 Black F6B,,We rode 74 Miles on N.Years Day,, It was 27 degrees when I left MY house, 31 when we left the Harley Dealer,,we went to Shilsho Bay, to watch the Polar Bear Plunge INTO Puget Sound,, I walked into 1 INCH of water, That's as much as I could stand.
Hope to see some of you East Coast people on OUR side of the Rookies this spring,,KennyU.