the Ferret
Daily rider since May 1965
LOL true ...I didn't even have to run elect grips or jacket liner today, which was nice.Maybe not, but promises more comfortable riding... which appeals to me a LOT more than cold rides..
LOL true ...I didn't even have to run elect grips or jacket liner today, which was nice.Maybe not, but promises more comfortable riding... which appeals to me a LOT more than cold rides..
Oh just stop!I need to move, I guess to compete properly.
Those guys put car studs in their motorcycle tires to ride all year long. When it gets that bad, I pull out the Subaru Outback.The Rounders are men and women who enjoy their motorcycles so much they ride them year round. The group was founded by a bunch of Mid-Westerners (inspired by a Kook on the East Coast) who ride them even when the temps are below freezing or above hot. The object of becoming a Rounder is to have fun, promote safe, responsible motorcycle use on a regular basis for as much of the year as you can. In the spirit of fun we have concocted the following levels of Rounderhood following the Fahrenheit temp scale:
Members can proclaim themselves to be in the various categories based on the truthful telling of their riding conditions. If you lie, then a pox be upon you and may your valves need constant adjustment.
- 100's+ Red Hot Rounder
- 90's Sweating Rounder
- 80's Half Baked Rounder
- 70's - R&R (Rounder Relaxing)
- 60's -Jr. Rounder (Just Riding)
- 50's - LOTF Rounder (Looking Over The Fence)
- 40's - FOTF Rounder (Fringe of the Fringe)
- 30's - Half Rounder
- 20's - TQ Rounder (Three Quarts)
- 0-20 - Rounder
- Sub Zero - KHOF Rounder (Kook Hall of Fame)
To be a True Rounder, you have to ride every month of the year.
Fortunately, I do get to ride every month of the year. I used to visit the yearrounders site pretty often, but it's been dying a slow death for a few years now... less than 10 posts total so far in 2019.I'm still a member of the Rounders. http://yearroundriders.com
A Rounder is as their web site says they is.
@the Ferret, sounds like you are one.
Thinking this game is likely done this season. Chances of any cooler temps than what's posted for your particular area still exist but are getting rather slim.
We anticipate temps in the next few weeks to be in the mid to upper 30's, 40's, even 50's F. Lows will be cooler but not anywhere close enough to see the top 10 on this game.
Looking for the snow pack to melt within the next week. 18 inches remaining snow pack melting in a week around here means possible flooding in all the low spots so some of my preferred routes going home from work will be underwater week after next. Also expecting rain with the warmer temps and that always means faster melting of the frozen white stuff.
If it works out I should be able to get many free bike washes out of this weather (with just the need for a little after rinse).