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yep stay off the snow , but sometimes you just have to ride.



As for the salt and road grime , one product S100 makes that really works wonder.
Bike in that picture has been ridden in a lot of snow and still looks close to new 1996 FB

 

More crap from the Curated Content Editor.

 

Yep.



I suspect it would be just as much fun if you had a sidecar on a Harley, though. Probably better, more power to keep spinning those donuts...

I wouldn't ride in any kind of traffic in snow, crap their tires throw up wouldn't be fun, and I don't relish the idea of playing hockey puck for 2 ton Suvs. But no cars, no salt... fun with a 3rd wheel.

 

Ride every winter. Never a single issue with salt. H-D's are not delicate flowers.

 

 

I ride year round. Most the article is good info, except the studded tire bit. I enjoy riding in the winter as long as the roads have no ice or snow. Many times I ride in the 20's.

I have been caught riding when it started snowing 200 miles from home. We usually go to FL for Christmas at our Daughters home. We got caught in a snow storm in Birmingham all the way to Chattanooga, but we made it home. My wife was on her Street Glide.

I can see not riding 4 or 5 months a year cause the temperature is below 50.

Plan to ride to FL this year for Christmas.

 

My FIL talked about a guy in the 50's that would put a chain on his rear tire on a '54 FLH and ride it when snow was on the ground.
It was the guy's only way of getting around. He rode year round.

 

When there's snow on the ground my bike is parked in the garage.

 

Nope. I ride year round but no snow or ice. That's why I have a 4x4 truck as well.