Be careful!!
I ride my wing to work every day unless it is precipitaing in some form or another, and until the other day really didn't think about the temps. I was on my way to work with a raw temp of 26. I went through an area in a park where the groud temp is alway lower due to a lake next to the road and hit sheer ice. It was most likely from a pickup with a bed liner that held on to the rain form the previous day, the water sloshed from the truck bed, hit the road and became sheer ice. For the first time ever I (we[me and the wing]) went down. I stayed with the bike and when the sliding stopped I was still plugged in to the helmet connection. I got up, picked up the bike, knowing I would find some serious damage (all the day before my annual trip to the Dragon). We slid about 50 yards on the right side. I looked the bike over and not believing my eyes there was absolutely no damage to the wing other than a broken extension arm for my highway peg. No scratches, no breaks. The engine guard and saddle bag guard took all the abuse and I guess since it was so slick and the bike didn't grab traction any where along the way it just slid effortlessly along the asphalt. Made the trip to the Dragon as scheduled with no problems. Key note being, be careful, anything below 32 could change things in an instant.