Looks like riding season is over.....

Frankie said

One of the perks of living in the South is that we can ride all year.

When I lived in Jersey I could get in a solid 5 months a year, sometimes even 6 months. Down here well unless its raining you con ride all year.

Some I'd the cold wimps down here put their bikes up for the winter, but for someone born and raised in the North, winters down here are pretty mild.

In nearly 30 years of living here, the coldest I can remember it getting was 19 degrees F, overnight, and by lunch te the next day it was in the low 60's. lol

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:poke: When I lived in NJ I was forced to ride year round once. Blew the motor up in my car. I had a 1978 or so Suzuki GS450. It was an absolute beater. Had gotten dropped/knocked over/fallen at least 18 times when I owned it. I fell, in the snow, at the same corner 1 mile from my folks home 3 days in a row.
When I lived in AZ I rode year round. First 6 years I was there rode every day unless the bike was down for maintenance. Got to the point where it just was not fun anymore, got burned out on it. :hello2:

longarm said

I live in Ohio and ride all year long if the
roads are not covered in snow.

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Do you normally get alot of snow? Problem with me is the dirt road. Last winter there was a lot of days that if the bike were running I would have rode it....except for the fact that our road gets a bit soupy for riding a street bike....Not to mention during the winter we have a tone of critters floating around. Not just deer but turkeys as well. Turkeys seem to congregate on the road. At times I think they are trying to play Russian Roulette with traffic.