Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 1:54 pm
OMG! Did you live?CNF2002 wrote:I just got home from riding my bike in the rain!
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Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 6:57 pm
I've ridden in rain so hard that it was sheeting off the highway 2 inches deep. Trucks were kicking up sprays like a jetski when they passed me.
I died that night, I'm just to lazy to lay down. So I keep on going...
Rain does not slow me down a whit... ice on the other hand, I avoid.
I died that night, I'm just to lazy to lay down. So I keep on going...
Rain does not slow me down a whit... ice on the other hand, I avoid.
Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 3:31 am
oooo jetbikeSkier wrote:What about riding my pressure washer in the rain?
Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 4:27 am
i guess i've died too then
huh
never thought that would automatically happen, just thought, aw "fudge", i'm getting wet
huh
never thought that would automatically happen, just thought, aw "fudge", i'm getting wet
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 12:40 am
Just weave alot and avoid the drops....
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 4:09 am
NopeZooTech wrote:OMG! Did you live?CNF2002 wrote:I just got home from riding my bike in the rain!
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 4:59 am
Well, seeing as how I rode my Katana 750 through a freak May long weekend snowstorm, and passed at least a dozen vehicles in the ditch along the way, I'd say a little rain isn't going to stop me from riding.
Of course I should mention that this freak snowstorm ride was only the final 15 km of a 350 km trip, and that it was also the same trip where I suffered the mild concussion from spanking a seagull with my head on the highway, so I probably wasn't thinking too clearly.
I can still see the guy standing on the side of the road while his F-150 was being winched out of the ditch, watching me ride by, shaking his head at me.
Of course I should mention that this freak snowstorm ride was only the final 15 km of a 350 km trip, and that it was also the same trip where I suffered the mild concussion from spanking a seagull with my head on the highway, so I probably wasn't thinking too clearly.
I can still see the guy standing on the side of the road while his F-150 was being winched out of the ditch, watching me ride by, shaking his head at me.
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 6:43 am
Kaiser Soze wrote:Well, seeing as how I rode my Katana 750 through a freak May long weekend snowstorm, and passed at least a dozen vehicles in the ditch along the way, I'd say a little rain isn't going to stop me from riding.
Of course I should mention that this freak snowstorm ride was only the final 15 km of a 350 km trip, and that it was also the same trip where I suffered the mild concussion from spanking a seagull with my head on the highway, so I probably wasn't thinking too clearly.
I can still see the guy standing on the side of the road while his F-150 was being winched out of the ditch, watching me ride by, shaking his head at me.
That must've been an interesting time in the snow. I almost feel like riding in the snow just to say I've done it. I would love to see the look on that guy's face too 
Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 7:41 am
OMG - no wonder that kid looked at me and said "I see dead people..."CNF2002 wrote:NopeZooTech wrote:OMG! Did you live?CNF2002 wrote:I just got home from riding my bike in the rain!
Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 2:44 pm
I love to take my bike for a spin as soon as it starts raining heavy 
... lil diffrent Moto ...lolz.... specially taking curves at high speeds and sliding the rear end ....
... lil diffrent Moto ...lolz.... specially taking curves at high speeds and sliding the rear end ....