Lull In The Posting

[Glenn]

Have you ever noticed that when everyones bikes are running great, there is a lull in the number of postings. It's as if we are hard pressed to post something new (as evidenced by this post). It's as if we (some of us anyway) are on here saying things like, "I wish someone would break down so that we could all get involved". The rest just look at the pictures.

 

[Dilligaf]

Summer here, too busy riding.

 

[hemibee]

Limited riding time here, this is our down time. Temp today 105 with 42% humidity. All I can say is Thank God for the low humidity.


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[Silli]

Winter here.... too busy hibernating.

 

[CarlS]

Too hot to ride here during middle of the day and the humidity is high. I do my riding early in the morning and late in the afternoon. In the afternoon, one has to watch for the thunderstorms.

 

[DaveM]

Winter my side as well and we have been having on of those cold wet ones that I remember from years back.

I think a song was done about this at one time

[video=youtube;gxEPV4kolz0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxEPV4kolz0[/video]

 

[Glenn]

Dave that was neat.

 

[Rocky]

We have such a short summer here, then there is the cottage, minor fix-ups there and at home, so yes, there is only so much time and posting here will suffer..

 

[DaveM]

And you need to RIDE Rocky

 

[Rocky]

And you need to RIDE Rocky

Oh yes.........that too

 

[CarlS]

The riding is more important than those other things. They are just distractions from riding.

 

[Rocky]

I contributed to the lull in posting today by rolling out the T100 Bonnie, and along with my buddy on his T100 Bonnie, we rode down the coast about 175 km's (110 miles) for a delicious lunch of clubhouse sandwiches and coffee, then returned by the same route.
The temp was only about 19C (66F), but great weather for wearing ATGATT and not cook under the sun.
It was much warmer inland away from the cool North Atlantic breezes, but it was the kind of day I like.
But warmer temps will soon be here.

 

[CarlS]

Glad you got a good ride in. I certainly enjoyed my short ride today. The rains moved in; but I was safely home.

 

[avion]

Sick. In bed.

 

[DaveM]

Raining and freezing cold

 

[Rocky]

Here it is June 25 and this AM I woke up to 9C (48F)

 

[CarlS]

That is why I live in the South. It is 83 F right now at 11:46. However, you can swim through the humidity.

 

[Rocky]

That is why I live in the South. It is 83 F right now at 11:46. However, you can swim through the humidity.

We don't get a lot of humidity, but when we do it nearly kills me.
Sometimes in August we get a couple of weeks of hot and humid weather and it's very draining.
We're not used to that kind of weather and you don't feel like doing anything.
It's also very hard on the foundation of my igloo

 

[The Seeker]

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but there hasn't seemed to be any lull in the posts here.

It's definitely worse when it's winter in the Northern Hemisphere.

 

[CarlS]

We don't get a lot of humidity, but when we do it nearly kills me.
Sometimes in August we get a couple of weeks of hot and humid weather and it's very draining.
We're not used to that kind of weather and you don't feel like doing anything.
It's also very hard on the foundation of my igloo

Your igloo here would stand the same chance as the proverbial snowball.