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When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 27th, '10, 17:15
by Varcon
SO when does your bike reappear from the garage/shed into the light again - thats if you put it away for winter!
Mine went away for about a month, but it was lovely when i took it out and rode again - until the alarm [Censored] up and it wouldnt start that it!!

Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 27th, '10, 19:20
by Mervin
mine had 6 weeks break forced by work and ice /snow over dec too early january . but 2 of em are happily getting used again now both need a wash, they will just get the hose over em so as not too wash the ACF off though,
this morning I did home (on northdevon /cornwall border) to Bideford,then onto Holsworthy, then into Stratton, then Bude and back home again took around 2 1/2 hours with stops chatting etc, i was bloody cold, hands were numb, and the riding was steady due to ice around the place, but i was happy just too get out on the road and feel a lot better now for a blast in the fresh air
Merv
Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 27th, '10, 19:31
by billinom8s
after 2 months of dry roads, it appears, then if any moisture makes its way over the coastline i call the RAc, get recovered home and wrap the bike in a 13 tog duvet - you can't be too careful !
Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 27th, '10, 19:36
by age
Well mud and water does not apply with a Mx bike so anytime soon !
Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 27th, '10, 22:35
by Beejyman
I've been riding all the way through,
Even in the snow, I suppose having an offroad bike helps that
Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 28th, '10, 08:56
by jam
With the exception of a couple of weeks when it snowed the bike is constantly out, although it doesn't always go far, and maybe averges 150 miles per month.
Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 28th, '10, 09:50
by thelastsuperpower
I also ride mine all year round, although i get a lift when its snowing/icy.
Mind you this has now progressed to getting a lift when theres a bit of grey cloud in the sky
ROLL ON SUMMER GODDAMN IT!!!

Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 28th, '10, 10:54
by TLS-Moose
Dragged blinking into the sunlight in June, put back to bed by late August

Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 28th, '10, 13:38
by Cheese Monkey
Just bought a new bike in the middle of the icy spell. Bargain

Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 28th, '10, 19:44
by deej
umm when the plastics from china arrive then i'll bring mine out,other than that small problem it wouldnt have been put away for winter
Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 28th, '10, 21:22
by badgerKDD
Ride all year, apart from that last spell of icy weather, although did ride to work on the -6 deg day, but only cos Becs and I had to stay at mother and father in laws overnight ( black ice meant we couldn't leave the evening before

) and Becs needed the car to take the kids to school and I didn't want to leave the bike behind

! Steep hills in and out of our village means on really icy/ snowy days the roads are lethal!
Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 29th, '10, 12:29
by Leroy
Usually ride all year ! But this years snow means mine was put away on December 20th and won't be back out till March 1st when iI'm back from hols!
Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 29th, '10, 14:07
by SteveR3
The Rock's been SORN since Oct 08, FJR is ride-ready all year and ridden in winter if really needed but the CB is ridden every day of every week regardless of weather.
Passing guys walking through the snow & ice all tutting me as
they were sliding/falling everywhere
My 4 points of contact were perfect, just tick-over in 1st gear and leaving off the brakes got me there & back every day without fail or fall

Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 29th, '10, 14:14
by ZXR400Lee
Dont ever 'put it away' its always there to use..

Re: When does your bike reappear ?
Posted: Jan 30th, '10, 11:57
by Redlight
Normally out every Sunday........even during the icy spell. However, I did turn around at okehampton after only 35 miles because it was arkin freezing and the side of the roads were icy.
No such thing as bad weather..........just inappropriate clothing.