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Posted by 49Reo
 - October 11, 2012, 11:42:18 AM
Quote from: CDNRatMan on October 11, 2012, 07:03:55 AM

>:(   49'r pity for you, I had to scrap the windshield this morning before heading off to work. But I am hoping to get a ride in before it snows ........

No pity-party out here, pal, we takes it like it comes!! ;D  Bigger problem than -3 to -5 is all the MUD from all the sideroads and truck traffic; mud on the pavement in places makes it look like a dirt road, plus .6 mile of dirt side road that is VERY slick when wet, from my driveway to the pavement.

Regards and such,
49Reo

Posted by 49Reo
 - October 11, 2012, 11:35:06 AM
Quote from: 45 Bravo on October 10, 2012, 23:05:13 PM

I like snow, (when not on 2wheels)
I also like your antique diesel plant holder.
(My brother restores old engines & bikes)

Sorry to hear the season is cut short up there this early..

45 Bravo

Could be worse; and has been some years. Incidentally, that is not a diesel; it is a 1 1/2 hp Stover gasoline engine; one of my parts engines. I have been collecting and restoring these old flywheelers for longer than I care to think about. I have 2 engines that are over 100 years old; one, a 3 hp Gray Marine inboard, 2-stroke runs on straight gasoline, NOT mixed gas,(lets see if some of you mechs can figure that one out!)built in 1902, and a 1910 Fairbanks Morse type N; HUGE! Shipping weight from factory, not including fuel tank, cooling tank, or skids, was 2200 lbs. Plus a multitude of others up to 1948 (my newest) including a 1926 Briggs and Stratton.

Anyway, got off topic off topic here; there have been years where biking is over by 3rd week of September, and not back until mid-May. So all in all no complaints (well, not too many,anyway) about the weather. Just means time to cover them and move on to other projects/hobbies like old engines, tractors, guns, yada-yada. :)

Regards and such,
49Reo

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - October 11, 2012, 07:03:55 AM

 >:(   49'r pity for you, I had to scrap the windshield this morning before heading off to work. But I am hoping to get a ride in before it snows .........

45 hard to ride with both legs in a casts and in traction.......lol....making fun of us up north here......

Posted by 45 Bravo
 - October 10, 2012, 23:05:13 PM

I like snow, (when not on 2wheels)
I also like your antique diesel plant holder.
(My brother restores old engines & bikes)

Sorry to hear the season is cut short up there this early..

45 Bravo

Posted by 49Reo
 - October 10, 2012, 22:17:22 PM

 (Around here, anyway) Got up to this this morning, :o NOT nice! -3 C (around 25F to you fine folk south of the Canadian border) At least I went riding yesterday.  Time to put 'em away up here for the winter I guess. :'(

Regards and such,
49Reo

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