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This weather sucks!

No sympathy from me or 75% of the rest of the readers of this who haven't even been able to ride much in the last 2-3 months due to freezing temperatures, heavy rain, snow, sleet, ice, etc. :spank:

Count your blessings you live on the west coast. The east coast got 150 inches of rain last year. I could only ride about 60% of the days in the middle of the summer due to rain storms.
 
No sympathy from me or 75% of the rest of the readers of this who haven't even been able to ride much in the last 2-3 months due to freezing temperatures, heavy rain, snow, sleet, ice, etc. :spank:

Count your blessings you live on the west coast. The east coast got 150 inches of rain last year. I could only ride about 60% of the days in the middle of the summer due to rain storms.

83*F Here in sunny Jacksonville. :BLAA:

You warm weather guys suck! Okay, just kidding...I grew up in Los Angeles and really miss riding all year. It's just too cold but mostly dangerous back here in Chicago. Crazy cagers can barely drive when the weather is NICE. When it snows, forgetaboutit!!!

Enjoy riding, stay warm and ride safe!
 
Really Travis?!?!? :rolleyes:

btw: that's a great picture.....the sexier red ;) love it!
I would suggest putting it up for BOTM, but I'm tired of beating that dead horse!
 
Really Travis?!?!? :rolleyes:

btw: that's a great picture.....the sexier red ;) love it!
I would suggest putting it up for BOTM, but I'm tired of beating that dead horse!

Thanks! It's out my office window if you can believe it. Pretty lucky huh? I used the "rule of thirds" that I recently learned about photo composition. Seems to give more depth to photos than just putting the subject in the middle. Maybe I will enter it!
 
This thread is obviously written in jest, but I've been reading some pretty horrible things about recent and ongoing storms in some parts of the country. I sincerely hope all of our members in the Midwest and South are staying safe and dry.
 
You live in California for crying out loud. No sympathy here pal. Try being north in Oregon all fall, winter and spring. MEOW! :spank:
 
This thread is obviously written in jest, but I've been reading some pretty horrible things about recent and ongoing storms in some parts of the country. I sincerely hope all of our members in the Midwest and South are staying safe and dry.

Agree, We're getting more snow, but not as bad as some folks. My heart goes out to them.
 
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