84Ninja
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Of course it goes without saying to be careful at all times, but especially in the winter with the cold and all of the crap on the road!
Yesterday around 5 pm I headed out towards the mountains in VA (from MD) to look at a missile command arcade game. Just after pulling out of my place I turned onto a residential street as I was simultaneously looking at the side of the Busa (for some stupid reason
). Next thing I know I feel both wheels sliding out from under me and it eventually occurs to me this is not good. Finally the wheels caught traction and I continued on. Damned piles of sand/grit are like ice. I almost shat a brick! The last time I dumped a bike was my '84 Ninja due to these little pebbles!
Anyway, when I got to the guy's house it had to be 25F outside. I was half frozen because I didn't layer up like I should have. It was painful! A few moments along that frezzing, dark and gusty highway it occurred to me wtf am I doing? Am I really doing this? One of my fingertips is still numb today!! One of the dumbest things I've done in a while. So please- bundle up more than you think you'll need and watch that f-ing sand.
And, btw, I have a few new rock chips on the fairing..I think extreme cold causes the paint to chip easier when hit by rocks

Yesterday around 5 pm I headed out towards the mountains in VA (from MD) to look at a missile command arcade game. Just after pulling out of my place I turned onto a residential street as I was simultaneously looking at the side of the Busa (for some stupid reason

Anyway, when I got to the guy's house it had to be 25F outside. I was half frozen because I didn't layer up like I should have. It was painful! A few moments along that frezzing, dark and gusty highway it occurred to me wtf am I doing? Am I really doing this? One of my fingertips is still numb today!! One of the dumbest things I've done in a while. So please- bundle up more than you think you'll need and watch that f-ing sand.
And, btw, I have a few new rock chips on the fairing..I think extreme cold causes the paint to chip easier when hit by rocks
