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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: nick949 on February 01, 2016, 01:44:45 PM
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And then, all of a sudden, after 37 days of snow and ice covered roads, it warmed up and rained.
So..........I took the bikes out for a salt bath.
January 31st 2016 - Nuovo Falcone
(http://www.adamsheritage.info/images/jan31_2016_1.jpg)
(http://www.adamsheritage.info/images/jan31_2016_2.jpg)
February 1st 2016 - Eldorado
(showing Doug his spots installed)
(http://www.adamsheritage.info/images/feb1_2016_2.jpg)
(http://www.adamsheritage.info/images/feb1_2016_1.jpg)
(http://www.adamsheritage.info/images/feb1_2016_3.jpg)
Oddly enough, I didn't see any other bikes - but then, I didn't see much traffic either (he said, smugly :evil:)
Nick
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Nick , you are a BULL MOOSE motorbiker . :bow:
Dusty
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Lucky! It's 60 degrees here and I can't ride. Work,work, work.
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In the 4th picture down, I think my maximum speed was about 10mph. There was about 1/2 inch of soggy gravel sitting on the frozen gravel road bed.
It was really squirrely - underwear changing stuff.
N
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Damn Nick, you should get a trophy for your determination to ride as much as possible!
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Not thawing here in Cali.(https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/t31.0-8/12622469_10205635367460290_6755971804693235551_o.jpg)
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Not thawing here in Cali.(https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/t31.0-8/12622469_10205635367460290_6755971804693235551_o.jpg)
Saw some video of Tehachapi on the news . At least CA is getting some moisture .
Ski Tehachapi
Dusty
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It's still winter here, hasn't been above 80 for a month.
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Must be one of those weirdos goes out and kicks the remaining snow around the yard in order to get to mowing early. :boozing:
I remember trying to use a TT500 and my Norton through much of a Ft Devens, Massachusetts winter. I had let the reg/ins slide on my Olds and Scout as I was out of the country a lot while maintaining the Norton's for its low cost (Guzzi content) and the TT was a non-factor.
Any given ride - everything was fine as I could stand it but it was always the unseen ice that did me dirty. In your case though, that low slung weight and the tractability of that engine would go a long way towards making it considerably more rewarding than simply the saving of money.
My health care being "free" at the time became an issue eventually as I was threatened with any serious injury, while behaving irresponsibly, as potentially being deemed "line of duty: NO"
I was like a frikken rolling Weeble that year. What excellent training for balance.
Todd.