ICEBRU said:Its not that bad, just remember one word, layering.
Ride naked! GL1000 :twisted:ICEBRU said:Its not that bad, just remember one word, layering.
How right you are.... I have a HJC snowmobile jacket and I have ridden with it when it was 20 deg. F. without any trouble.joel3078 said:Save yourself the installation, time, and money. Screw that heated clothing stuff. Ride in the same clothes you would use for snowmobiling. Works great and you are nice and warm. Might need smaller boots than Sorels however. Dennis Kirk and Shade Tree have excellent choices in snowmobile clothing.
http://www.denniskirk.com
http://www.shadetreesnowmobile.com/
If the roads were free of salt, ice, debris, etc. I would have no problems at all riding to about -10°F in my sled clothes. I would be ok temp wise, but the bike, tires, etc. may be another story. My gut tells me it's probably just not safe to ride a bike when it's that cold. Now 20 or 30 above zero, no problem. I do that all the time.
I went through hurricane Andrew. I Lived in Homestead near the Air Base.North Florida said:Perhaps if I were to move north....Nah, not gonna happen.
That crap pisses me off. There's a spot on Northwest Hwy. just west of Inwood that gets watered down every year and then freezes over. Two years ago I saw some poor dude hit a utility pole because of it. Insane. :mad1:Yellow Streak said:Idots in the Big City that think they should water their yards and streets no matter what the temp.