Carl is going to love this report because of the "warm" weather 
Our club run was scheduled for Saturday, but since the temp was forecasted to be only 7C(45F) we postponed it until Sunday which was forecasted to get up to 14-15C(56-57F).
When I got up at 6:00 AM it was only 2C(36F), but at least it was sunny and the ride was on.
I left home at 8:30 on my Bonneville fully geared for the cold weather to meet a dozen or so riders for breakfast as we do every Sunday all year around. The ride to the restaurant was only about 20 minutes, but I was glad when I got there and my hands on a warm cup of coffee!!
At 9:30 we left for the meeting place and the temp had come up to 8C(46F) and was slowly getting warmer.
16 riders showed up for the run and at about 10:30 we headed inland away from the cold air off the North Atlantic. After about 45 minutes we stopped at a donut shop for more coffee and to warm up the tips of our fingers which were a little numb by then. It was nearing noon and the sun had some heat so all but three headed inland for lunch while myself and the others headed home. It was my wifes birthday so I felt obligated to be home early.
The ride home was very pleasant and I could feel the heat of the sun through my layers of clothing.
I had forgotten to take a camera so the only pics I have were taken at the meeting place by another fellow.
This is us at the meeting place. That's me on the left in the red jacket.
Getting ready to saddle up. Yes, we even allowed a scooter to come along
This is a lovely BSA that has been seen on many of our rides, and a really lovely Honda CBX 6-cylinder.
Our club run was scheduled for Saturday, but since the temp was forecasted to be only 7C(45F) we postponed it until Sunday which was forecasted to get up to 14-15C(56-57F).
When I got up at 6:00 AM it was only 2C(36F), but at least it was sunny and the ride was on.
I left home at 8:30 on my Bonneville fully geared for the cold weather to meet a dozen or so riders for breakfast as we do every Sunday all year around. The ride to the restaurant was only about 20 minutes, but I was glad when I got there and my hands on a warm cup of coffee!!
At 9:30 we left for the meeting place and the temp had come up to 8C(46F) and was slowly getting warmer.
16 riders showed up for the run and at about 10:30 we headed inland away from the cold air off the North Atlantic. After about 45 minutes we stopped at a donut shop for more coffee and to warm up the tips of our fingers which were a little numb by then. It was nearing noon and the sun had some heat so all but three headed inland for lunch while myself and the others headed home. It was my wifes birthday so I felt obligated to be home early.
The ride home was very pleasant and I could feel the heat of the sun through my layers of clothing.
I had forgotten to take a camera so the only pics I have were taken at the meeting place by another fellow.
This is us at the meeting place. That's me on the left in the red jacket.
Getting ready to saddle up. Yes, we even allowed a scooter to come along
This is a lovely BSA that has been seen on many of our rides, and a really lovely Honda CBX 6-cylinder.
that cbx is mint what a bike ! but that besa is a stunner .
when I got to the meeting place and realized I had forgotten my camera, 
