No this is the Uk......

Even though I've got winter tyres I wimped out this morning after a drive in the car to take the girls to school. It was -5C. One car almost slid into us on the way there and I saw the aftermath of a shunt on the way back. So I logged on from home instead.

I rode and was four layers deep in clothing but minus four and I went round bends across the back roads like a newbie.
A 12 all good though

down on the south coast it was ok , bit cold at 8am but no frost or ice took bike out with out any worries ,got bloody cold after a mile tho

I went to work in the car Monday, Tuesday and today. I think I'll finish the week off in it too. Getting old now, sometimes it's good to just sit in the traffic.

I,m on the burger tonite, came in at 1400hrs finish at 0007 hrs 20 min journey got to get out every now again.

I don't give a f*** about the cold. It's ice I'm concerned about. After breaking an ankle on the stuff three years ago and ending up with a plate and pins in my leg.

Just as cold waiting for a train...

Using the Burgman in the cold without issues. I've got the 400z abs so it has the handguards and heated grips as standard. The full frontal protection from the weather has been much appreciated and I haven't been cold at all. It's the Burgman 'Bubble' of protection that you sit in that does it. It's the warmest bike I've ever ridden in winter.

Try the Givi Airflow screen. I have one on my 400Z and it is vastly better than the standard screen.