I'm so glad I live in NZ . . riding all year roundI'm going to buy a yellow snow blower I think because for the next few months that's the only thing I'll be riding... (or walking behind).
Jealous much?
I'm so glad I live in NZ . . riding all year roundI'm going to buy a yellow snow blower I think because for the next few months that's the only thing I'll be riding... (or walking behind).
In some ways....but I'm happy being where I am long winters and all. That being said, ask me mid January and my opinion will be different.I'm so glad I live in NZ . . riding all year round
Jealous much?
Back in the 70's I had a friend went and lived in Medicine Hat. He wrote me about the snowmobiles and how much fun they were, he actually worked in a shop servicing and repairing them.In some ways....but I'm happy being where I am long winters and all. That being said, ask me mid January and my opinion will be different.
In my youth I was big into snowmobiling and that balanced out the seasons. Now that sport is so expensive and regulated, it isn't even fun anymore..
I was posted to a base near Medicine Hat...the winters there are odd, not a lot of snow but cold due to the ever relentless winds. They have rattle snakes, scorpions and cactus there too.Back in the 70's I had a friend went and lived in Medicine Hat. He wrote me about the snowmobiles and how much fun they were, he actually worked in a shop servicing and repairing them.
He told me the winters are very long but enjoyable all because of the snowmobiles!
He also said the climate was cold but dry, 30 below is not as bad as below zero in NZ.
He still lives there to this day.
In the 70's it was very difficult for a Kiwi to get a resident's permit in Canada, only reason he was able was because he had a family connection, his sister had married a Canadian and was living there.
Pretty much all the "lady riders" around here have some sort of pink on their gear or bikes..probably for that reason.Just tode the Bandit/ Black Betty.
1st time wife saw it wheelie.
She says she looks so manly ,but I don't think so .
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Definitely not for everyone, but I needed a change of clothes and boots to work at my friend’s shop so took the box off the concours and put it on the busa to carry all the stuff.I know those top boxes are useful but I just can't get over how they look on a bike such as a Hayabusa, you have such a beautiful bike to have that on there....
Yeah I have to always be on the lookout here glad you guys avoided themThomas the wife ,and I nearly hit two deer this evening on the way home . I have hit / killed two over the years on bikes. not fun
Love the bikes nameDid one on my quick loops in today before having to leave for family stuff. This is my local race circuit where when I’m limited in time and just want to satisfy my need for speed. No pics never stopped or got off the bike. Just some high rpm letting Big Shirley sing and open up her lungs a bit. For those of you who don’t venture up in the higher rpm range you are missing out. It’s intoxicating
Temps were mid 50s, saw one deer who was actually in the middle of the road.
Did one on my quick loops in today before having to leave for family stuff. This is my local race circuit where when I’m limited in time and just want to satisfy my need for speed. No pics never stopped or got off the bike. Just some high rpm letting Big Shirley sing and open up her lungs a bit. For those of you who don’t venture up in the higher rpm range you are missing out. It’s intoxicating
Temps were mid 50s, saw one deer who was actually in the middle of the road.