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Boy was it hot.
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Jeriatric
Thinks out loud
Dito!
Heh. I saw your triple digit temperature post and immediately my brain said "Arizona"...
I got a trip to St. George Utah coming up in a week and a half. It's looking to be 4 am departures - it'll be too much heat later in the day. I'm hoping the evaporative vests help out a bit as it starts to heat up. But for sure, it's gonna be *early* morning riding for sure.
easysuper
Active member
We are on the return leg of our Coast to Coast and back trip, we stopped in Clinton Oklahoma yesterday and our bikes were reading 112 they run about 10 degrees higher than actual. We wear cooling vests drink often and start very early in the morning and stop before we get road weary.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Since moving to Arkansas, we have had several days in the 90's. We came from Chugiak, AK (about 20 miles N of Anchorage).
Yesterday, we heard they reached 100 degrees in some places of Anchorage...that was an all time high for them.
Happy to say, so far, we LIKE the higher temps. The central air is nice at times though.
Yesterday, we heard they reached 100 degrees in some places of Anchorage...that was an all time high for them.
Happy to say, so far, we LIKE the higher temps. The central air is nice at times though.
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