bigpoppa
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with their fancy bmw'sYou guys think you're just sooooo cool, eating your fancy steak sandwiches at your fancy motorcycle meets...
with their fancy bmw'sYou guys think you're just sooooo cool, eating your fancy steak sandwiches at your fancy motorcycle meets...
...eating your fancy steak sandwiches...
Show me on the GS where he touched you.with their fancy bmw's
Yeah well I also see rain for the entire dayWelp...burgers!
Its supposed to be hitting 15C tomorrow but it gets dark so soon ....maybe we should designate tomorrow as WestEnd Coffee Klatsch Meetup Day.
BTW...coffee klatch = Boomer-only term and even then many boomers will say what the hell is a coffe klatch....
Damn....I thought it wasn't supposed to start till late afternoon. I have the freedom to get one more ride in.Yeah well I also see rain for the entire day
Welp...burgers!
Its supposed to be hitting 15C tomorrow but it gets dark so soon ....maybe we should designate tomorrow as WestEnd Coffee Klatsch Meetup Day.
BTW...coffee klatch = Boomer-only term and even then many boomers will say what the hell is a coffe klatch....
If its a major pain to remove the battery, can you just put a tender on it 2-3 times during the winter? That's what I do, I connect it until the green light goes on indicating its now on float mode.......apparently there isn't really any need to bring the battery in the house provided you can keep it reasonably well charged over the winter.Count me out, battery (under tank) already pulled and in the basement, bike on stands
Meh, this is one of those contraversial motorcycle topics, like oil. So many methods, and opinions on what is the best way to do this. During these colder, off months I just plug mine into the tender and unplug it when I go riding, nothing more.If its a major pain to remove the battery, can you just put a tender on it 2-3 times during the winter? That's what I do, I connect it until the green light goes on indicating its now on float mode.......apparently there isn't really any need to bring the battery in the house provided you can keep it reasonably well charged over the winter.
Been having some extremely light misty precip here off and on this morning. But crummy is right. Describes my mood today. Thinking about just putting around the local hood doing some pseudo skills training and exploring traction limits with TC disabled. I wanna spin my rear tire, dammit. But if road is wet, I will pass...just dont wanna re-clean her.Meh, this is one of those contraversial motorcycle topics, like oil. So many methods, and opinions on what is the best way to do this. During these colder, off months I just plug mine into the tender and unplug it when I go riding, nothing more.
Anyhow it hasn't rained yet, seems like it will at some point, maybe. Either way seems kinda crummy out.
if its a major pain to remove the battery, can you just put a tender on it 2-3 times during the winter? That's what I do, I connect it until the green light goes on indicating its now on float mode.......apparently there isn't really any need to bring the battery in the house provided you can keep it reasonably well charged over the winter.