Plow Mounted Harley
#11
10-22-2007 | 08:39 AM
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#12
10-22-2007 | 08:40 AM
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RE: Plow Mounted Harley
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When I lived in New York City I had a Kawi CSR 1000. I told my wifei didn't need the car anymore, when I brought the bike home without tellng her I was buying it. She said When it gets cold I'll wish I still had the car( I gave her the keys). EVEry morning in December Thru March If it was dry I rode. 2 degree out if the bike started I rode. I remember one morning I just didn't want to ride. Dry but colder than a witches T**. I went out back gave the starter a couple of hits and flooded it. I didn't know she was watching out the window. As I came back in the dor she handed me a can of engine start. I asked her when she got it. she said the day after I brought the bike home. It was a very cold ride to work that day.
we moved to Az the following year.
When I lived in New York City I had a Kawi CSR 1000. I told my wifei didn't need the car anymore, when I brought the bike home without tellng her I was buying it. She said When it gets cold I'll wish I still had the car( I gave her the keys). EVEry morning in December Thru March If it was dry I rode. 2 degree out if the bike started I rode. I remember one morning I just didn't want to ride. Dry but colder than a witches T**. I went out back gave the starter a couple of hits and flooded it. I didn't know she was watching out the window. As I came back in the dor she handed me a can of engine start. I asked her when she got it. she said the day after I brought the bike home. It was a very cold ride to work that day.
we moved to Az the following year.
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10-22-2007 | 08:48 AM
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10-22-2007 | 09:27 AM
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RE: Plow Mounted Harley
I can't imagine riding in that cold of temps! At daybreak, when I leave the house here in the Las Vegas Valley, it is never lower than 50 deg. By the time I get home it is 80 to 85 deg. Of course, we ride year around excepting a few thunderstorms. During the 100 deg. plus temps of the summer I ride a lot at night. Last winter, I obligated myself to meet some out-of-towners whowere ridingrented H-Ds at the top of Lee Canyon Ski Lift area (8500 ft. elevation). By the time I got there the temp was 32 deg. I had on leather coat, leather chaps and snowboarding gloves. I felt like I was becoming a popsicle. I was so cold, I was actually becoming dangerous to be riding. [:@] .................. BC (a true native of the desert 
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10-22-2007 | 10:05 AM
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10-22-2007 | 10:13 AM
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