Too bad they couldn't use the heat coming off the pipes to melt the snow. Wouldn't need the plow.

Year round club down here in Fl. Rarely gets in the 30s. Was 90 today and some folks would think that is too hot.

Don't have to worry about snow, just bugs, sand, etc.

Ride safe,

 

Iwill ride if the temps stay above freezing.....I love the look that people will give ya, sitting at a stop light at 5 am, steam coming out of your mouth.....LOL
They have that look like, man your fcking nuts or man wish I had the nads to ride!!!!

Wassup Ned....how in the hell are ya....???

 

as long as the streets are dry and relativly salt free

 

We ride until they start salting the streets. The sand gets pulverized to the consistantly of flour, and is extremely dangerous to ride on.

Last year we had an exceptionally nice fall, and we didn't park the bikes until Dec. 24. Usually it's around Thanksgiving. We'll be leaving in the morning for our 106 mile ride to our dealer, and it'll be in the mid 30's when we leave.

You can always put more clothes on, but once your nakid, you can't get any cooler.....

 

Live in southern Ontario and we normally ride until the snow stays on the ground and the transportation types start dumping salt and sand to keep cages from sliding where they are not supposed to. Some years we make it into late December and January before we have to put them away. As long as the road is not wet - slippery - or sand covered - it is worth the effort to ride. Just add more layers...

 

I'm with several of you... I ride until the city drops the salt. I boughtaGerbing jacket liner and gloves... man does that stuff keep you toasty!! Up until this year it's been a whole lotta flannel under the leather.

 

25 degrees and still riding but will quit when the snow, ice, and salt come. Hopefully will ride at least once a month.

 

Salt is the end