ho ho ho.....who is getting the time to ride today?

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ho ho ho.....who is getting the time to ride today?

Post by HILLBILLIEBIKER »

I know I'm not. Merry What Ever to all of you.....ho ho ho..
My son is going on his sixth cruise today with the X for a week. Are you going anywhere interesting besides the in-laws?
What could be better than going on 60 yo on a BMW R1150R going on 60 mph? OK lets not get into that
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Springfield, MO...I rode about 45 minutes, just enough to expose the cords on my rear Z6...then to the garage to remove the rear wheel.
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Temps between 40 and 50 here in Atlanta today. I took about a 70 mile ride down to Buckhead (near downtown Atlanta) and back this morning...Looking for a friend who I've lost touch with and haven't seen or heard from in almost 2 years. I found his house...or at least the house he lived in 2 years ago. No one was home so I left a note. I hope he's okay.

The ride was nice and sunny. The heated vest and grips made the day.
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Post by towerworker »

I probably put about 50 miles on mine today just fiddling around town. Finishing up some last minute shopping and generally just taking advantage of a sunny day. Around 50 here today and I think the same tomorrow.

Going to play Santa Claus later this evening for my grandchildren. Taking the bike then. Hope I can get the big red sack tied on the back!

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You are all KILLING me. :twisted: :lol:
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Post by jb44 »

Rode from Ormond Beach, home to Plant City via secondary roads. 150+ miles .

Drivers were crazier than ever this Christmas Eve.

Happy Holidays.

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Ride today

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Couldnt stand it any longer, after 6 weeks of constant overtime, both my kids returning for the holidays, and quite a bit of rain, I made my mind up last nite to just go today regardless. Up at 08:00, 35 degrees, but no rain, went out on the Rockster for around 50 miles. By the time I got back, traffic was absolutely dangerous, glad I went early. :smt026
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Post by wncbmw »

A balmy and sunny 47 degrees today. I was working but quit early and took one of my 60-mile mountain loops from the house. Nice to be on the bike on Christmas Eve!
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Post by MikeCam »

I got in about 250 miles on three different bikes (I am a winter storage home for several friends whose wives removed their garage parking privileges). Rode a GS, RS, Rockster and changed the fluids in two of them upon return.

Tomorrow I'll have to ride again to check my work.
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Post by OU812 »

MikeCam wrote:I got in about 250 miles on three different bikes (I am a winter storage home for several friends whose wives removed their garage parking privileges). Rode a GS, RS, Rockster and changed the fluids in two of them upon return.

Tomorrow I'll have to ride again to check my work.
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Post by Sunbeemer »

Only had time for a short ride out to the beach to catch a nice sun setting in the Gulf of Mexico, but it was sweeeeet! Home with family tomorrow...hope you all enjoy the holiday!
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200 miles on Highway 1. Wet in the corners but otherwise mighty fine!
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Post by allanj255 »

Just been for a quick blast. Brrrrrrr. In Northumberland this morning temp. 2C = 35F. But dry and sunny.
Thank the lord for heated grips and thermals.
Good Tidings to you all. :smt023
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Post by GypsyRR »

I will be taking a ride and posting a report from Blanco, Texas when I get back Monday. Complete with fishing report as well, hopefully. Weather is great this time of year in south Texas.
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Post by Biff's R »

I rode about 20 miles today, testing out a new jacket. I went out at about 3:30 this afternoon, after everyone had left our house.
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Post by towerworker »

Met up with MikeCam and I guess I put on around 200 miles by the time I got home. Weather was sunny and around 50 or so. It was dark by the time I got home and the heated jacket sure felt good!

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A thumper kind of Christmas.

http://home.earthlink.net/~machew01/id18.html


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Post by towerworker »

Mac those pics looked good! Wished we'd been a little closer, would have been good to have ridden together.

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Post by MikeCam »

I rode with Wayne. And drank good coffee. And talk about ya'll behind your backs.
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