I have ridden in some bad storms and with the correct gear, the only complaint is catching up to lorries with all the spray they chuck out.
Just after writing my post above the lights went out
we powere restored in the early hours so either trees hit the power lines or lightning in the transformer
Talking by candle light "pass the remote dear"
After watching a proper black cloud go over yesterday afternoon with lightening & thunder, I had a look at the BBC ceefax to find a clear night ahead.
So I persuaded my mate(Bikermike) to come to Southport for a meet at the Carousel - ALWAYS loads of bikers there!! - not a soulProbably the now BLACK skies & thundering rain didn't help
'Lets go to the Hen & Chicken at Maghull, ALWAYS loads of bikers there was my next idea
Rode in the beautifully refreshing rain to find it boarded up & no bikersand the rain kept coming down
''I've got an idea Mike'' to which he replied. Well actually it was more of a sign than an answer
How was I to know his new SAHARA suit wasn't waterproof![]()
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Happy days!
Rain - you call that rain - come to Wales mmmm seems like I could run trips for mad people who want to ride in the rain! ha ha - It was quite heavy though.
2000 Black and Gold with MRA Screen, Motad Venon Exhaust + Custom Stainless Ankle Guard, Bagster Tank Cover, Dash Clock Cover + 12V, Facet Fuel Pump, Givi Crash Bars, Givi Pannier Rack (Modified for Stahlkoffers), Givi Top Box, Stahlkoffer Panniers, Pro. Mod. Seat, CR Footpegs, Michelin Anakee 2 Tyres, Sat Nav., Hel Stainless Brake Hoses, K&N, Headlamp Mesh - oh! yes. Huge Nut attached to Handle Bars
Riding in foul weather with the right kit is great, but as others have mentioned when the road starts looking like this I'd rather be home
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Michel
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