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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Springdale, AR
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I'm on third shift, so I take the truck if frost is predicted. It's a good cold limit for me. The windshield doesn't help with visibility, but it does help with staying warm. I can duck behind it in heavy rain, too.
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 1,459
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50's, maybe 40's if I want to get it out for a run, the wifes is already put up for the winter. but she will take the Quad or dirt bike out now, but I wont
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Tredegar,South Wales, near England, not far from Scotland.
Posts: 3,392
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I love to ride in warm dry weather, but here in wales we only get a few warm dry days every year..I find it hard to understand how we can have so much change in such a small country, Some days it rains here and five miles away it is dry and sunny..In just one day we can have dry sunny weather followed by rain followed by sun followed by hailstones followed by snow..
If you love rain come to Wales. John.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Phoenixville, PA
Posts: 6,310
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Dry, no snow or rain expected.....I'll ride. After a certain point what's a few degrees?
I do believe all traffic would come to a standstill at 0°K though. That would be the absolute limit for even the toughest riders.
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