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Kinda hot
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canamjhb
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Hot here too. Yesterday it hit 114F. This morning (now) at 10:45 AM it is 109F and getting hotter. This is our "downtime" of the year as far as riding is concerned. About 2 more months to go before it cools to good riding temps. But then we'll have 8+ months of great riding. We usually leave the desert this time of year and ride north for a month. Not in the cards this year though. Stay cool. We will get our chance for riding before you know it..... Jim
Went for a group ride with 20 other bikes sponsored by the local dealer this past Sunday mid-day and the outside temperature as measured by my Spyder RT Limited dash gauge peaked at 117 degrees F at 2PM. If you ride in the heat, drink lots of water before, during, and after the trip to stay hydrated and focused. Much prefer riding with outside temperatures between 40 and 80 degrees F.
Baron14y
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Baron14y
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It's getting cooler. Only 103.4 now.:clap:
Jeriatric
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I rode a Harley Ultra Glide from SOCAl to Phoenix in July...left approx 10:AM what a mistake. I was "over exuberant" when planning this trip. The Harley was spitting oil out of everywhere...amazing I didn't warp anything but my brain! The pavement was at least 125 deg. I had to stop and HOPE for water to dump over my head every chance I got...bad rest stops etc. When I got to Phoenix I checked into a Hotel...my face was purple, I sat in the shower for an hour with cold water running on me. One of the dumber things I did in youth. Not sure what I could tolerate at this point.....maybe 90 deg for a couple of hours?
Arion
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Personally, I think anything below 72 degrees F. is unfit for human habitation.
I'm tend to believe the opposite. I think any temperature much above 72 degrees is detrimental to human habitation, rational thought and retention of precious bodily fluids (with apologies to Gen. "Bat" Guano). I don't recall hearing of any people suffering from temperate climate stroke.
Baron14y
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I'm tend to believe the opposite. I think any temperature much above 72 degrees is detrimental to human habitation, rational thought and retention of precious bodily fluids (with apologies to Gen. "Bat" Guano). I don't recall hearing of any people suffering from temperate climate stroke.
I wish more people thought like you do. Then, there would be far fewer moving here to Florida.
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PMK
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I wish more people thought like you do. Then, there would be far fewer moving here to Florida.
Agree
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Deanna777
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this weekend the temp is 89 degrees but it feels like 89 degrees. The UV index is 9 very high with 40% humidity, 62 dew point.
Deanna
trikermutha
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This should those with swamp ass on hot days :roflblack:
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Baron14y
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Does that mean that the snow has finally melted?:roflblack:
Deanna777
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My other half( Adrien) would rather have the snow back:roflblack:
Now we are getting rain.
Deanna
I don't leave home without it nojoke
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