Where has your bike taken you today?
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ClimbingTurtle
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That looks quantifiabley unpleasant....
But SO much fun!!!
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But SO much fun!!!
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big oil
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Roxtar said:
ClimbingTurtle said:
skydiver said:
I've ridden ATV's, dirt bikes, jet-ski's, and snowmobiles since I was between 3-8 years old, street-bikes since I was 15.
To me, nothing compares to the fun of riding snowmobiles, nothing, it's not even close.
For those that think I get cold, nothing could be more false than those beliefs.
With proper base layers, mid layers, gore-tex laminated suits, boots, and gloves, along with an electric shield mounted on my helmet, poor visibility and cold is a thing of the past.
The only time I felt cold during my trip was when I was standing near the Lake Superior shoreline without my helmet donned. The wind coming off Lake Superior is face biting cold.
When one rides a snowmobile in tight woods, one gets so warm, you have to stop to cool off. It's funny to see the steam coming off ones head when helmet is removed!
The footwells on the snowmobile transmit heat from the belt drive centrifugal clutches and engine heat to your left and right boots, keeping your feet toasty warm. I have to remove my feet from said footwells to cool them off.
If I'm riding in sub zero temps, all I do is don my heated vest and plug it in to my snowmobile for toasty warm core temps.
You fellas need to stop living with lips tween your hips and come over and try it, you'll be addicted.
Highly unlikely you'll be as immune to the cold as I am, for two reasons, I am simply tougher than most other males because I am the apex of human evolution and where I grew up.
eepwall: ot: Apex of human evolution pic'd below. Remember, woman want me, men want to be me.
eepwall: ot: :imaposer:
MRK Miller
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MonkeyNot said:
Nice Rail way line from broodblik to donkerhoek. Lots of water there now
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big oil said:....
You fellas need to stop living with lips tween your hips and come over and try it, you'll be addicted.
Highly unlikely you'll be as immune to the cold as I am, for two reasons, I am simply tougher than most other males because I am the apex of human evolution and where I grew up.
Apex of human evolution pic'd below. Remember, woman want me, men want to be me.
Bwahahahaha!
I reckon you would be an interesting dude to have a beer with
:imaposer:
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big oil
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McSack said:big oil said:....
You fellas need to stop living with lips tween your hips and come over and try it, you'll be addicted.
Highly unlikely you'll be as immune to the cold as I am, for two reasons, I am simply tougher than most other males because I am the apex of human evolution and where I grew up.
Apex of human evolution pic'd below. Remember, woman want me, men want to be me.
Bwahahahaha!
I reckon you would be an interesting dude to have a beer with
:imaposer:
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Hell yeeeeeeasssss,
ccasion14: brother man, I'm the life of the party. I enjoy laughing and having fun. Kidding, I am not the life of the party, I typically single out the brightest lady in the room and we go somewhere quiet for coffee and enjoy stimulating conversation.
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Beautiful Swazi pics!
MonkeyNot said:
Jip, na twee smileys eintlik, die ander een effens kleiner - en ook op die regterkant, nogals toevallig.
So dit het nie eintlik gepla nie
Banddruk 2 Bar - wat moontlik tot ~1.6/1.7 afgegaan het as gevolg van n stadige lek wat ek gehad het voor ons ry, elke dag weer op druk gebring as ons petrol gooi.
My advies vir 790-eienare is om, as jy biki haastig wil wees offroad, beter nie die banddruk af bring nie!
Noneking said:
Yes, awesome little country that, and on your doorstep nogals!
The people are very friendly, the shebeens dirtcheap, and that pun comes in handy because it's warm there too :thumleft:
When wet more slippery than a Gupta chased by Interpol... and, because it rains often there some 'moments' are guaranteed!
The std front tyre especially is sketchy then, I'm glad it's time to chuck it and put on something way more bitey.
Oh, the new rear, and I was not alone here, just spins up in the rain on tar.. wtf?
Not really inspiring when cornering on soggy roads, I'm sure some boffin could do this sideways purely on the throttle - on wet tar yes, but you may call me Sissy
Off tar it's very good though, hooks up well, muucchh better than the std tyre - which are marvellous on dry tar, one can really lean on them!.
