Feck me, that was cold

Left work at 8am to find the bike *white* with thick frost.

So, in no particular order, heated grips, heated seat and heated tank

 

I just upped the climate control to a nice 21 degrees.

 

I just stopped working nights.

 

Move to a less-pikey job.

--
Krusty
www.MuddyStuff.co.uk
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'02 MV Senna '03 Tiger 955i '96 Tiger '79 Fantic Hiro 250

 

^^^^^^^^^^^

Baglux, YKIMS.

I had to ride mine without the cover on at the weekend, and was amazed
at how cold the tank felt.

 

Though on a hot summers day , a freshly filled fuel tank can provide
pleasant cooling to the nether regions
--
Alex

"I laugh in the face of danger. Then I hide until it goes away"

www.drzoidberg.co.uk www.ebayfaq.co.uk

 

Chaps. And perhaps a G-string, for the easily-embarressed.

 

used my quick clear screen on the focus for the first time today, you
got gerbings stuff then?

 

muck@_TEETH_rulex.net (Muck) wrote in muck@_TEETH_rulex.net:

That was your excuse when someone checked to see if you had underwear on?

 

I had the Gerbing inner jacket and the gloves plugged in tonight riding
up from Dublin. Excellent they were! I switched them off a couple of
times just to see how cold it was. Brrrrrrrr!!!

 

Dress for the weather. I was fine.

 

Fecking wuss. I left home at 5am on Thursday morning when there was a
relatively hard covering of frost. Rode the 100 miles to the airport
(without bar-muffs 'cos they wouldn't fit on the 1100 without applying
the front brake) in about 1:15 and arrived with hands that were a little
cold... summer gloves hadn't helped.

 

Inner gloves make the plot too tight and even colder, usually.
Dainese Assuan gloves or good thermal gloves inside water/wind proof
mitts.

 

It's not my fault. It's the position of the celestial bodies and wot
not. And the fact they put the ground station the other side of the
world. Now who's bright idea was that eh?