Have you put your bike into storage yet? (All you year round guys get outta here lol)
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ajskillz13
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Not yet... I'm holding out! It's only 33 here today, but I'm hoping we have a few more decent days to get out. I did clean her up though. Chain is cleaned and lubed, so if I'm smart, I'll keep it out of any moisture so I don't have to do that again until spring.
I am having my bike winterized for me and they are giving her a nice bath and storing it for me until December 3rd. I then get her back and she will be moving to our new house that we close on, on November 30 (already have final underwriting approval). She will now have her own spot in a garage. No more being kept outside under a cover. Woo hoo 
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NOT FAIR. its been below 32 every morning here since monday I think. Soenvious
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geez... it gets below 32 here and it's a huge deal! No one leaves the house then!
Mr Citrus
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LOL
that is all
that is all
Some good rain pants, or overpants with a rain liner do wonders to cut the cold wind.
We got our first taste of snow here in WV last week and I decided to put it in storage last saturday. I could have probably got another week or two out of her, but screw it. The funny thing is this is my first year every owning a bike and I have to admit its going to suck not riding for the next 4 months or so. At least it will give me a few months to save up and hopefully buy a TB.
thats the spirit. not riding all winter means more time and a few extra bucks saved to spend on mods. :thumbup:
I know I just haven't convinced myself to buy any yet. I have some riding pants but are too tight to put anything under. Don't want to have to change when I get to clinical
Not sure what you guys and gals do but I will have my charger on the batt. that's about it. I do run my bike in the winter though. I will go out and at least start it, run it up to warm, and give it a nice chance to run at 3500~5000 rpms. just to keep it from sitting around getting lazy. I do an oil change, and keep a full tank. I usually run through at least one tank a winter.
This also keeps it ready for a warmish day.
This also keeps it ready for a warmish day.
That's how you do it man! Our WV winters suck :lol: So you might as well pour some money into the bike while it sits.
I wish I woulda drown some of mine out though
Already sent my Kickstand, Barends, rearsets, and passenger pegs off to the powdercoater. Pulled my rear subframe and sent it to the paint shop. Bought ASV levers, pulled my headlights apart and got them ready for paint, and a few other things :lol: