Well, I hope you enjoyed your stay ;)
-Kyle
On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 3:47 AM, Tommy Hill wrote:
> Kyle, I am in Houston but leaving this am.
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Kyle, I am in Houston but leaving this am.
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See if I lived there I'd get a busa and be a menace to society (and die
young leaving a grease smear for a corpse).
Allen Thomas
On Feb 2, 2016 10:29 PM, "Kyle Munz" wrote:
> Same here, everything but the overpasses are perfectly flat and most of
> the roads are arrow straight. If I go far enoug
Same here, everything but the overpasses are perfectly flat and most of the
roads are arrow straight. If I go far enough southward (30 to 60 mins
depending on the direction) I'll hit the Gulf. If I go Northward I'll find
some pine trees, gentle hills, and the occasional curve but I have to cross
Ho
When I was 29, I got transferred to Sterling, Colorado, out on the high
plains. Nothing but flat roads laid out at 90 degree angles for hours
around. For thrills, you could ride up to places like Cheyenne, WY! It was
horrible. The answer, when I didn't have time to ride all the way to the
Rocki
I do have to ride pretty long and search pretty hard to find anything with
a curve or a hill around here.
-Kyle
On Tue, Feb 2, 2016 at 6:31 PM, Allen Thomas wrote:
> That is why GA would even be considered. I'm spoiled by the rolling hills
> here in MD, PA, and WV. I think if I lived somewhere
That is why GA would even be considered. I'm spoiled by the rolling hills
here in MD, PA, and WV. I think if I lived somewhere as flat as Florida I'd
quit riding.
Allen Thomas
On Feb 2, 2016 10:56 AM, "EGrider" wrote:
> Pretty much the opposite here. Those mountains of North Georgia and the
> Ca
Pretty much the opposite here. Those mountains of North Georgia and the
Carolinas are great in the summer.
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It's not just the heat, it's the humidity, something Houston shares with
South FL. My bike really doesn't leave the garage during August, but it
does hundreds of miles in Jan and Feb.
-Kyle
On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 6:03 PM, EGrider wrote:
> Average July temperature in Washington DC is 80F; for A
Average July temperature in Washington DC is 80F; for Atlanta it's 89.4F.
For people who suffer the heat, this would be a drawback. Me, I'm not one
of them. I get cold easily, but the heat doesn't really bother me. In fact,
while I was riding Ol' Yeller around south Florida in November, I was
t
That wiring is the same as a pair of fog lights on your car (or cycle).
What is really weird is when you get into wiring your seat heater. I had to
repair my aftermarket 2 speed seat heater, and it was a little of a trip
through the looking glass.
Yes, like Allen says (again) you don't want to f
I wish I could get in a 100 mile ride. Since I didn't get in hardly any
riding this last fall, it is taking its toll on my older than it should be
body. Riding a MC has fixed my bad neck, and shoulder, and keeps me
generally feeling better than I would otherwise. So here I am with a stiff
neck, and
Tell you what, yesterday was 63 degrees with no football to watch, so I put
the panels back on the PC and went for a 100-mile ride. I think I honked
the horn 4 or 5 times, but every time was when I made a hard left turn
after backing out of a parking space. The horn button hits my tank bag. I
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