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Offline aussiebandit

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Re: Summer Is Officially Over......in Cowtown, at least....
« Reply #15 on: November 21, 2007, 06:49:15 AM »
Wet stuff from the skys, been getting plenty here but not where we need it. (dams + such) Graham

It tried to rain here today, but all it did was make the roads slippery and bring out the idiot car drivers.
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Offline willo

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Re: Summer Is Officially Over......in Cowtown, at least....
« Reply #16 on: November 21, 2007, 05:18:57 PM »
Yea something about rain brings all the tossers out :motorsmile:

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Re: Summer Is Officially Over......in Cowtown, at least....
« Reply #17 on: November 24, 2007, 06:36:17 AM »
 We have a few inches of snow here at my house,I go into town (Erie)and theres hardly any. But I'm further away from the lake in whats called "The Snow Belt". I yake my bikes to my buddies shop for the winter. If we do get a warm up,its close to the road and I can burn up a tank of gas and fill up w/ a fresh one. Last yr I bought the SV in Dec,got a 86mph warning on 01/01/07 from a state trooper.Was waring insulated Carharts and snowmobile gloves,but it was still cold. The Sv gives me better wind protection than the Bandit,maybe its the ergos/screen combination. The Bandit is just waiting for a open lift,going to change all fluids,check bearings,have rear shock redone, everything gone over and ready for 3 hr endurance in 08.
  The only thing I want to do to the SV for now is finish paying for it. 1 more grand befor the end of the year.
   I did but a bottle of Stable,might put some in the SV. Once I start on the Bandit, I'll run the gas dry, and I have some work to do on the tank. There is a dent on the rt side where I slid in turn 4(left hander) and then flipped once I hit the grass. Instead of trying to get the dent out or fill it in, just fix the paint around it,put a couple of those bullet holes over the dents,then put my grippers on the side.
  If I can't ride, I'll enjoy working on the bike and getting everything ready.   Dan

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Re: Summer Is Officially Over......in Cowtown, at least....
« Reply #18 on: November 24, 2007, 09:26:33 PM »
Temperatures are finally getting brisk here 50's-60. Slow dirt biking not bad but a bit chillier for a street ride at speed. Also have to ware long pants now.

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Re: Summer Is Officially Over......in Cowtown, at least....
« Reply #19 on: November 24, 2007, 11:54:47 PM »
I rode Friday to Globe, then over to Payson via Roosevelt Lake. Morning was chilly, escpecially in the shadows in the Canyon leading to Miami/Globe. That was nothing. Payson was COLD. Still bearable, and nothing what most of the country is experiencing. Had fun. Actually got pulled over for the first time in my LIFE on a bike (since about 1995). I guess the streak is over. Cop was very nice, gave us a written warning. No prob. 55mph does suck though. :(

Time for some real gloves, pants and boots I reckon.

James
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