If we see 36 degrees F here in the next 4 months it will be considered a heat wave. I guarantee, you will see people out in the malls and shopping centers wearing shorts, tee shirts and sandals. I saw a guy out on an a Electra Glide this morning...it's 9 degrees F with snow flurries.
Madhatter wants a dirt bike….
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Stantdm
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We have been cold and windy with a little snow since early November. Forecast is for a week of daytime temps over 45 F with a couple of days over 50. I will get a little ride time in if it goes that well.
Donk
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Here in the South, Southern Wisconsin that is it warmed up to the upper 20s today. Supposed to stay mild 20's to 40 all week. Hope to get a few rides in on the KLR. This is exactly why I bought it, warm enough to ride but still salt on the roads.
Madhatter
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well , happy thanksgiving to all ... my pants are already to tight .... what can you do ... this is my Moms 85th thanksgiving , for that we are very thankful .
Madhatter
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so it mostly doesn't rain all summer and its hot. now its cool and wet .... thanksgiving and Friday it will rain most of the time ... not a lot in inches , but the slow soaking type that really makes it muddy. but Saturday looks dry and sunny , so maybe its time to ride the Tenere some where . been awhile .
Madhatter
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100 % chance of rain today not going away till some time Saturday ... and I managed to not quite overdo the feast at mom's yesterday so pants may still fit.
Madhatter
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3 inches of rain last night .... ate bbq at smittys in Lockhart tx. if you can't ride then eat well.
Madhatter
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this is another none report as no riding is what's happening again. weather , work , family things ....
Cycledude
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I haven’t ridden for over a week !
Madhatter
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I haven't ridden dirt since the weather turned hot this past may .... water sunshine and rocks equals 'treachery ' .... thanks for sharing , nice 500 you have there.
TenereJourneyMan
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That looks as slippery as snot!
Madhatter
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cause it is.....
Madhatter
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around here when riding a dual sport or my Tenere you may come across low water crossings ... the concrete made LWC are sketchy at best , just waiting to put you on your ass .the natural gravel LWC are not as bad , but caution is best. or you will be wet and sore on your ride home.
Madhatter
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I try to avoid them , though I've been pretty good and have never crashed , ive seen lots of people crash . if I have to ride through I'm neutral everything .