I just want you to know?

the roads in the uk were a sheet of ice this morning was fun going to work on the bike, it rained then froze & they did not bother gritting the roads all you heard on the radio was cars skidding into walls ETC & lorries jackknifing, i had trouble walking to the gararge to get the bike out,

I was born and raised in Detroit. Old man was a motorcycle cop and rode all year, eight hours a day. And that was before there was electrically heated clothes. Don't let a minor handicap stop you.

p.s. moved to Southern California in '65! Don't miss Detroit at all!

Sorry, I live in Arizona and expect my ride home to be 75 deg and partly cloudy. Now whats this "s...n..o...w" you speak of?

Don't worry though, come July I'm paying the full price sitting at a stoplight on a 220 deg bike with an air temp or 119 not a cloud in the sky (just the buzzards waiting for me to drop).

I feel sorry for you I live in Tn. and all I hear is let it get above 50 And I can ride some people don't know when they have it so good. Well its 's 40 outside let me put a coat on and go ride.

Thanks Jon... I'm in PA now and bracing for the winter months, thankfully we haven't been hit with any heavy snowfall in the Philly area, yet. So I will enjoy these last few weeks of riding before the real cold comes and I once again get behind the wheel of my car.

Take care in Detroit, man.

PEACE & PROSPERITY 8D

i grew up in windsor,ont. just a 1/4 mile from you,in three years i missed 3 days of continuous riding,and that was only because a snowplow dumped my bike upside down and burried it.

it doesnt get cold enough down there to stop me from riding..now living in saskatchewan,and my riding season has already stopped for the rest of the year.just counting the days down to spring.

Yup. Winter riding, even on cleared roads re-teaches you

the meaning of "Wind Chill" every year.

Seems to get worse as you get older too.

Got that right, Irv.

We have snow on the ground, but the roads are clear.

Snow?

'round here, ya wanna see snow, ya gotta drive to it, it ain't commin' to you!