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anyone still riding ??
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Kraut
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Is a Wild Bear Catholic?
Still Rydin'. Out here in the California Desert it's been severe clear with 93 million miles visability and highs in the mid-sixties. We've had several mornings where the temperature has been in the mid twenties, and a couple of days of wind, but other than that it has been typical desert weather. Sometimes ya just gotta love it!
Still Rydin'. Out here in the California Desert it's been severe clear with 93 million miles visability and highs in the mid-sixties. We've had several mornings where the temperature has been in the mid twenties, and a couple of days of wind, but other than that it has been typical desert weather. Sometimes ya just gotta love it!
SPYDERGUY1
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I am extremely JEALOUS, however remain enthusiastic, that 2012 will be a great year, doing the OREGON coast....:yikes::yes:
SPYDERGUY1
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Ya experienced the crazy heat last year ryding in Montana area. Was nice but too freaking hot. The search for cool shade was a challenge.
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sewnonnie
New member
Rydiing in Georgia
Had a great ryde yesterday in the Covington, GA area with a new friend, missjrooks. Our two Spyders drew many eyes and comments. The weather was great, 50s with blue skies and a little wind. Looking forward to any dry weather this weekend t get Miss Daisy out. Her new "duds" (Ultimate seat with rider backrest and spiffy yellow stitching). As soon as I get a bit more daylight, I will start riding to and from work.
Had a great ryde yesterday in the Covington, GA area with a new friend, missjrooks. Our two Spyders drew many eyes and comments. The weather was great, 50s with blue skies and a little wind. Looking forward to any dry weather this weekend t get Miss Daisy out. Her new "duds" (Ultimate seat with rider backrest and spiffy yellow stitching). As soon as I get a bit more daylight, I will start riding to and from work.
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smartin436
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Yup, ride to work almost everyday. This morning was 34 deg. This afternoon was 69deg.
SethO
New member
not that I am aware of , you should wash it or ride in the rain after riding all winter but it has not had parts fall off or anything. I am sure it harder on it than not riding it but that's what I do, test things.
groundeffect
Registered User
Ryding everyday, including through the winter here, I've noticed the sand and salt on the roads in these parts get into the smallest of places and wear things quicker. Even with my religion weekly wash down and rust-check application I've had parts wear quicker - rear sprocket and belt, brake pedal pivot, front A-Arm (lower) bushings and some secondary bolts that I've replaced, parking brake cable.
groundeffect
Registered User
To add..., the extra time for cleaning, care and replacement of parts year-round riding takes involves, it is still worth it
. imho.
Boriken
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I have been ryding almost every day since I got the RT-S on July 30, 2011, only snow, ice or rain will stop me from ryding. So far we only had rain here at the Jersey Shore. It has been very cold in the morning and evening comutes to and from work this past week, but a couple of layers of clothing has worked well so far (Waiting on a thermo suit to arrive).
