[sk8nmike]

OK, how do you northerners handle it, I couldn't find chains for the wing and driving in this morning was a nightmare. Took me an hour to drive 10 miles. If the ice is still here tomorrow I'm driving the truck!!

 

[doszer]

OK, how do you northerners handle it, I couldn't find chains for the wing and driving in this morning was a nightmare. Took me an hour to drive 10 miles. If the ice is still here tomorrow I'm driving the truck!!

I take the cage and leave the trike home

 

[murf]

OK, how do you northerners handle it, I couldn't find chains for the wing and driving in this morning was a nightmare. Took me an hour to drive 10 miles. If the ice is still here tomorrow I'm driving the truck!!

We have lots of practice driving (in cages) on that stuff.

 

[laen]

two wheels on ice-i will pass

 

[sammisgrammy]

On school days the ice is treated by the road crews pretty quickly, but on weekends they don't seem to care as much. When the possibilty of ice exists the wing is parked~~you don't get any "sympathy" points crashing a bike on ice! North or south~~NO POINTS!

 

[NJREF]

Ice or snow....the motorcycle stays in the garage

THEN...have to wait for the salt to clear....hitting a pile of salt on the road is dangerous as well

 

[sk8nmike]

Hell I'm going to go into the DT's. I only drive the truck when the wing is broke or I have to haul some crap to or from work..

 

[Margarita Will]

Don't ask about my "Ice Capades" last Monday when trying to get my 'Wing out of the ice covered alley...

:-(

:x

Fortunately, the 'Wing is pretty easy to pick up... (Even four or five or six times...)

I had to car pool yesterday - and - today... Fortunately, in Baltimore, the snow/sleet/ice never stays around for too long...

 

[itsapitty]

These might work for ya!

 

[bluestreek-02]

two wheels on ice-i will pass

+1 ME TOO 4:

 

[Guest]

I've always enjoyed watching m/c ice racing. Just put some spikes on your tires and you should be good to go. 4:

 

[Slowpoke]

I keep it off the road, why chance it. Secondly the salt on the roads need to be cleaned off with the rain before the bike goes out

 

[CAWing78]

When I was a kid growing up in Northern NJ we would take our motorcycles out on the frozen over lakes and race each other. Maybe not the smartest thing to do, but lets face it kids don't always stop to think of the consequences of their actions. Lots of bruises and broken MC parts.

 

[31261]

There aren't that many ice-friendly 2-wheelers but when I was a grade school kid, I thought my Cushman Eagle was. Rode it regard less of the weather and thought ice/snow was great fun. It was, of course, virtually indestructible.