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OH SURE!!! Now I did it!

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by Hvnbnd, Dec 31, 2006.

  1. Hvnbnd

    Hvnbnd Active Member

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    All you guys been talikg about going for a ride in the "warm country".
    Well I couldn't help myself, I broke out the battery and put it in.
    Decided that I'd just ride down to the gasstation and get a buck worth of gas to keep the tank fresh (even though I have Seafoam in it)
    On my way home (I was freezing) I decided to go make my son mad cause (he has more sense than me) he hasn't taken his bike on the road since the weather got reeeeeeeealy cold here.
    I rode past the time and temp, sign guess what the temp was??????????
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    31 degrees
    The sun was shining, the sky was clear, my head was up my........... well you know the rest...............

    I froze my butt off!!!!!!! Felt really warm out in the sun, OH WELL
     
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  2. RickCoMatic

    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    I gets 31-degrees in Arizona? I thought Arizona was one of those States where the temperature never dipped below 55-degrees, or so.

    Sneak-in a ride season came to a screetching halt in New England. Two inches of snow happened. Winter is upon us now. Time to bring the bikes below to the hangar deck, and get the Sno-Blower ready to "Answer all bells."

    Happy New Year -- 2007
    Rick Massey
     
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    Ive been riding to work in 35 degree weather all month long its no fun on the hands but still fun
     
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    A couple of days ago there was a snow storm that covered the whole Eastern half of the state all the way down to Mexico. It looks really odd to see snow on the cactus down around Nogales since it's around 120 there in the summer.
     
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  5. Hvnbnd

    Hvnbnd Active Member

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    We dont get that hot up here Steve.
    100-102 max in the hottet part of summer. Only a couple days.
    BUT that was the storm that is causing the cold now.
    Of course if your in the desert you got about 66 F today, better get out and ride.

    Have a good one!!
     
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