Starting the bike after work. The numbers are flashing. Is that some kind of warning? :banghead:
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Starting the bike after work. The numbers are flashing. Is that some kind of warning? :banghead:
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We have been around triple digits here for the last 6 or 7 days.
Maybe this will make you feel better--- from this past winter here in NC. I am about 80 miles from the coast.
I'd be impressed if you were on the bike and not in the car. :icon_razz:Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Ryder
3 degrees or less is common up here in the winter. EXCEPT, we got roads full of SALT! No riding in that crap for me! :no:Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Ryder
John
But I did not sign up for this! Our usual winters have about 30-45 nights below freezing---this winter we had about 5 days it did not get above freezing and one day it did not get above 18.
This summer is hotter faster. Suppose to be 97 tomorrow---then you throw in the 80% humidity.
I will say that 122 is hot no matter the humidity---but Bobby--remember that you do live in a desert. :icon_lol: Just look at your avatar :crackup: I was expecting the Lone Ranger and Tonto in the background.
I am the Lone Ranger. :shhh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Ryder
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yes! go the hell inside!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyf6b
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Sorry bro, but I will be inside with the AC running as hard as it can in that temp.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyf6b
My fat ass might melt and I aint taking any chances. We been in the 90's here for over a week now and the bike stays in the garage!!!
I'll ride below freezing no problem, but I find it simply miserable when it gets hot.
It's so hot here in the South, but somehow I'm OK with it...:clap2:
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