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I am making this a seperate post because I live in Phoenix and we hold the orientation for Hell here.
I've ridden home on my (previous) Hayabusa and my Casio G-shock thermometer watch registered (no lie) 139.5 across my wrist. Anyone living here will tell you that's possible at 3PM in July/August .
The wing has been fabulous. I do believe however that the passenger gets more blow back heat from the radiators than the rider. But they are further back so I dunno.
I will add at this point that I admit to being perhaps the HUGEST cold weather p*ssy to ever grace this board. I cannot imagine riding in some of the weather I hear you guys ride in. 8)
I also can't imagine NOT being able to ride all year long. It's true that Dec-Feb is iffy, but we enjoy the best riding weather outside of San Diego.
I've ridden home on my (previous) Hayabusa and my Casio G-shock thermometer watch registered (no lie) 139.5 across my wrist. Anyone living here will tell you that's possible at 3PM in July/August .
The wing has been fabulous. I do believe however that the passenger gets more blow back heat from the radiators than the rider. But they are further back so I dunno.
I will add at this point that I admit to being perhaps the HUGEST cold weather p*ssy to ever grace this board. I cannot imagine riding in some of the weather I hear you guys ride in. 8)
I also can't imagine NOT being able to ride all year long. It's true that Dec-Feb is iffy, but we enjoy the best riding weather outside of San Diego.