I dont !!!!

-=BJ=-

thought harley riders were the "muts nuts" or is it just usunfortunate peoplein the UK that ride all year because we ride on the wrong side of the road, cant spell, never help the US armed forces out , goose step , are Anarchic , talk out our ***** and have no choicecus its always pissin down anyway !!

 

I don't ride if there's ice on the road, but I ride in the rain phor damn sure. Doesn't really snow here, so that's not an issue.

 

Define bad weather. I don't ride in the rain if I can avoid it. I'll ride in the cold if I'm certain there's no ice. If that makes me a *****, so be it. I'll be a ***** who lives to ride another day!

 

Anarchy in the UK.

 

I've ridden in temps down to 30 degrees F last fall. It was worth it as it was a sunny fall day. I prefer to ride in warmer temps. Isn't that what it's all about?

I try to avoid riding in the rain if possible. Why would someone ride in the rain when they don't have to? As I have well over $50k invested in paid for motorcycles, I'm not going to put my wife, myself, or my bikes in unnecessary risk.

 

It rains so seldom here, that when it does, the roads turn to pig snot. So, yeah, I park it. But I'll drive in temps from 30-110 F ifit's dry.

 

I've riden 176 miles in pouring rain , do that count? But i am not fond of getting wet[8D] Temps down to 36 or 38, otherwise risking black ice.

 

ya ya ya.....i ride year round here in arizona. highs in the 110's and i get lows by my house in the 20's during the winter months. i dont own a car and the hogs my commuter so come rain, sand storms, cold, heat, etc im ridin. not soo much my choice as it is a nessecity. hell we would up to the moutains for the first ride of az bike week and it was raining and drizzlin all morning, kinda sucked but the ride hope the weather shaped up and it was a good run.......360 miles round trip in about 6 hours. there spendy bikes but hell yer not going to melt from a little of gods ****!!! lol no religous debates please its just a figure of speech.....dats my 2 cents

 

I've ridden in temps as low as 7°, that's when I realized my cut off was double digits. As phor rain, no big deal if you know how to ride in it.

 

Rode up to a local mountain bar in rainy weather on the bagger. REALLY CRAPPY...! Asked the bouncer where all the "pussies" were...
He said "YOU ARE AN IDIOT!"...only 5 bikes showed that day...the last was a bagger with Bo Derek on the back...
I guess sometimes even "*****"rides in the rain. TOO MUCH CLEAN UP on a bagger for me!!!
No front fender on the St. Bob limits my rain driving - but it leaves me time for "*****"...