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What to wear!
- Thread starter PrairieSpyder
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Extremities, fingers, toes and neck. A one piece is great for keeping your kidneys warm and keeping the wind from blowing up your back but they are a curse at bathroom calls. Balaclavas are ideal for your head and neck warmth.
I've been riding for over forty years, comfort is paramount! Layer up by all means but you must be flexible and you need to be able to seal the joints to keep draughts out, so boots, wrists and neck.
Safe riding, keep your distance add a few feet, defensive actions are a little slower when you are cold!
I've been riding for over forty years, comfort is paramount! Layer up by all means but you must be flexible and you need to be able to seal the joints to keep draughts out, so boots, wrists and neck.
Safe riding, keep your distance add a few feet, defensive actions are a little slower when you are cold!
Bob Denman
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And so you did...
:thumbup:But I would imagine that setting the Center of the Country to talking,:chat: isn't going to be her priority... :roflblack:
PrairieSpyder
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Made it to KC OK. Now hanging out at *$ a few hours while they do their thing. The thermo suit did good, but I had only a t-shirt on under on top, and could have used another layer there. The Freeze-out bottoms worked great. I'll order a shirt to go with. I don't have a cold-weather balaclava, so I'll get one of those, too. Followed the GPS this time (sometimes I think I know better) and got here in 2 1/2 hours or so.
Thanks for all the good ideas.
Thanks for all the good ideas.
Bob Denman
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:congrats: :yes::yes::yes: :2thumbs:
PrairieSpyder
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Some things are just better left unseen!
Bob Denman
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Not that I want to get him in any trouble...
But Tom has got himself a "Mind's Eye", that you'd have to see, to believe! :thumbup:
But Tom has got himself a "Mind's Eye", that you'd have to see, to believe! :thumbup:
PrairieSpyder
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My Spyder is at Reno's. But I'm at *$ until they call me.
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