Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
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Re: Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
Still been riding mine 2 up occassionally picking up my lass from work in rush hour in the dark with pissing rain, stress aint the word on the A1 motorway at 5pm but for now it will be dry days only over the xmas i just hate being wet and the worse the weather gets the more people drive like arseholes.
Dezzie
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Re: Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
I've been using the Burgman similarly. The roads being clogged with cars it has made sense to switch to the Burgman, the Cub or e-bike, depending upon what I need to carry.
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Re: Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
I don't have winter withdrawn symptoms but I am having post x4 hemiplegic migraines in a row withdrawn systems from the bike... I should be getting some blood results back soon which will point my neurologist in the right direction as to which meds I can take... But it's cold out side any way.
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Re: Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
Had my run today up to Glass on Dock. A few bikers there and an xmax and Burgman650. Usually I am the only one on a Scooter. today I was on the cruisym. A great day for riding on the country lanes, not many cyclists getting in the way, so able to keep up a steady speed,had a little fun with someone on a BMW that was behind me lit up like a Xmas tree,only his extra power let him overtake me,he still could not lose me around the bends. Very enjoyable riding.
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Re: Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
As it was quite mild today I took Mrs Buff out for her first time on the Forza. She’s no stranger to scooters and gets dragged along on on occasions whether she likes it or not
Did about an hour around Lichfield and off to a pub for a quick shandy
Did about an hour around Lichfield and off to a pub for a quick shandy
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Re: Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
Hi Sylar wounder we did not pass, was knocking about round the same lanes by the sound of it.
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Re: Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
Well Ralph I live in Bolton so my route home from Glass on is down the A6 turning off to Longridge through Ribchester to Blackburn then to Rawtenstall over Holcombe Hill and then home through Tottington, so opposite way to you I think.
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Re: Winter Withdrawl Symptoms !!!
Sorry for you Muppets in UK, but the weather here in sunny NSW is not suitable for riding at the moment either. Temp today is 42C, humidity 10%, wind NW 20 KPH. At 8 pm it will still be 36C falling to 21C at 5 am tomorrow. Riding window is 5 am (daylight) till noon, but once the Temp reaches 35C it all becomes too difficult for both machine and rider. Better to stay indoors with AC. But our winters are good, min -2C to 4C, max 16C to 21C. It is a cold and usually windy day where the max does not reach 12C. No ice but sometimes frost. No salt but often loose gravel and metal.
Happy New Year to you all.
Happy New Year to you all.