hmmm, an interesting observation

[Budrick320]

I love it when you go through a puddle of water and have to kick up both your feet to prevent your shoes/socks/ankles from getting wet. Judo Kick!

[Roadstergal]

[pandy]

it was a fun ride... all 35 miles commute, except I was getting blasted left and right all the way. darn small hills  :x  funny, I saw no other bikes on highway 99 today (parallel to I-5). chickeeeenssss!!!  

I saw no bikes at all out today, but then it was hard to see anything at all on the commute home...there were mini hurricanes in spots.

[Badger]

what's wrong with riding an F in the rain?

Sarcasm.

There's nothing wrong with sarcasm.

[Roadstergal]

what's wrong with riding an F in the rain?

Sarcasm.

There's nothing wrong with sarcasm.

What about sarcasm in the rain?

[pandy]

What about sarcasm in the rain?

Didn't they make a movie about this...?  :mrgreen:

[RVertigo]

Sar-caaaaaaaaasm in the rain.
Sar-caaaaaaaaasm in the rain.
What a gloooooorious feeling, I'm ridiculing again.



OK...  I shoot myself for that one.  :guns:  

[Badger]

What about sarcasm in the rain?

Heh...I was about to post: "I feel a song coming on!"  Then I read the rest of the posts.  :lol:

[pandy]

Sar-caaaaaaaaasm in the rain.
Sar-caaaaaaaaasm in the rain. What a gloooooorious feeling, I'm ridiculing again. OK...  I shoot myself for that one.  :guns:  

Oh NO! Please!!







Allow *US*!!!!!!!!!  :guns:  :guns:  :guns:

:kiss:  :mrgreen:

[daneilah]

2003 Kawasaki ZX-6R

Primary and ONLY mode of transportation

I ride 365 days a year even if I'm dripping wet freezing my ass off...

27 degrees Fahrenheit here and snow squalls.  I dare say you Florida riders don't know from freezin' your asses off    :lol:

[Badger]

I ride 365 days a year even if I'm dripping wet freezing my ass off...

27 degrees Fahrenheit here and snow squalls.  I dare say you Florida riders don't know from freezin' your asses off    :lol:

It was between 28 and 32F here yesterday.  I was pleasantly surprised about how well my gear kept me warm (keeping out the wind seems to be the key...and layers...many, many layers).  The problem is that once you start to feel the cold, you just can't shake it (or do anything about it).  I was out for a couple hours, and near the end was very glad I wasn't that far from home.  I'm not sure I'd want to put myself in a situation where I needed to spend an hour riding in temps any colder than that to get home.

Today we're getting the snow that's been hitting everyone else in the northern states.  I suppose it's about time...this will be the first accumulation of any significance we've gotten this year.

[Gisser]

It was between 28 and 32F here yesterday.  I was pleasantly surprised about how well my gear kept me warm (keeping out the wind seems to be the key...and layers...many, many layers).  The problem is that once you start to feel the cold, you just can't shake it (or do anything about it).  

You can do something about it; you can turn-up the heat setting on an electric vest.      Makes all the difference.  

[pandy]

You can do something about it; you can turn-up the heat setting on an electric vest.      Makes all the difference.  

:lol:  

When I first started riding and was hearing about the BMW's and their heated grips, I thought to myself, "Wusses!" Now I want some!! Waaah!!  :lol:

[Badger]

The problem is that once you start to feel the cold, you just can't shake it (or do anything about it).  

You can do something about it; you can turn-up the heat setting on an electric vest.      Makes all the difference.  

It wasn't my core that got cold.  Quite surprisingly (at least to me) it was my feet.

['04gs500f]

2003 Kawasaki ZX-6R

Primary and ONLY mode of transportation

I ride 365 days a year even if I'm dripping wet freezing my ass off...

27 degrees Fahrenheit here and snow squalls.  I dare say you Florida riders don't know from freezin' your asses off    :lol:

im sure its worse but winter rains in florida go to the bone, humid cold is always bad

[RVertigo]

It wasn't my core that got cold.  Quite surprisingly (at least to me) it was my feet.

Just jam 'em in the exhaust...