Sad Day winter wins

[JackB]

Well I finally trow in the white towel Mother Nature wins. My last ride was three weeks ago. It was gotten cold and a little snow and salted streets. So on Saturday I went for a 4 mile ride it was a damp 40 degree day in Wisconsin.So I dropped the oil and filter, cleaned her up then parker her in the garage and covered her up. It's always a sad day when you know that the bike will not move for along time. .:icon_frown: :banghead: :icon_frown:

[Cheesyryder]

2 weeks ago for me!! Missing the F6'er!! Planning a couple of trips. Is it to early to talk about a Wisconsin F6'er Meet for next summer??
Todd

[db24]

My goal is to take at least one ride each month throughout the winter. A "ride" is at least 100 miles; usually I need, give or take, a 40 degree day to want to do it. My bike is parked ready to go with just the cover and the battery tender to be removed before I head out. I failed last winter, but don't most years. I'm hoping I never see another winter like the last.

[Ridlikhel]

I have never not ridden my bikes 12 months a year. 34 years in Texas, now in Tennessee. I hope not to change my ways. :icon_mrgreen:

[JackB]

My goal is to take at least one ride each month throughout the winter. A "ride" is at least 100 miles; usually I need, give or take, a 40 degree day to want to do it. My bike is parked ready to go with just the cover and the battery tender to be removed before I head out. I failed last winter, but don't most years. I'm hoping I never see another winter like the last.

I did that once back around 1999 or so. I rode every month not for 100 miles maybe 10 or 20 miles. In the spring my wheels were all pitted. So wash that bike when your done riding.

[Steve 0080]

Start planning for Speed Week in Daytona in March !!!!! Last year we rode to the Keys....