tomorrow@erols.com wrote:
> Rode the Monster about 200 miles today, enjoying the sunshine and the
> record (or near record) setting warmth, as the thermometer topped 70
> degrees fahrenheit here in the Washington, D.C. area.
Bah! I actually rode today too, 41F I saw on a bank thermometer, but
only about 25 miles because I couldn't find my heated grip wraps and
I'm a bit 'nesh' at the moment. I still got a big smile out of it.
Bikes rock.
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tomorrow@erols.com wrote:
> At cruising speeds, the S4Rs got just over 45mpg, and it was a joy to
> ride something that light and flickable after weeks of commuting and
> touring on the Street Glide.
> A lovely day for riding, and a lovely winter ride, through three
> beautiful states, on smooth, well paved and lightly travelled (except
> at the start and finish in congested northern Virginia) roads.
You're trying to make us jealous, aren't you. Stop it, 'cause
it's working! Although, I must say it was a balmy 60 degrees here
in Ithaca, and I did get the Valk out for a short ride. I do
believe that was my first street bike ride in January!
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On 9-11-01, WTC7, a 47 story steel framed building, which
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> record (or near record) setting warmth, as the thermometer topped 70
> degrees fahrenheit here in the Washington, D.C. area.