weather ???

[Mark_Able]

I can't say riding in the wet is a pleasure, but it doesn't matter to me one way or the other. Strangely, I liked racing in the wet. Heightened sense of danger, and having to ride pin point accurate, gave me a bizarre thrill...

[wiltshire builders]

I can't say riding in the wet is a pleasure, but it doesn't matter to me one way or the other. Strangely, I liked racing in the wet. Heightened sense of danger, and having to ride pin point accurate, gave me a bizarre thrill...

PERVERT!

[Jon_W]

Always prefer to ride rather than drive, regardless of the weather.

[Dan505]

Always prefer to ride rather than drive, regardless of the weather.

Yep [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

[8_ball]

lol, I had a feeling this was a sore subject for some ,lol

Ill ride no matter what, you can only make a judgement on something that you know or have experienced, what I mean by this is.
Just cause there is rain doesnt mean that the ride is going to be a bad one and same said for the cold.
some of the best rides have been in the cold and wet .....
but I will always make a reason not to get into a steel coffin and go somewhere..
cheers for your feed back and sorry if it offended some ......lol ;D

[redken1]

Personally speaking, I’ve never really got the ‘fair-weather versus all-weather biker thingy. :


If you are a biker in your 70s suffering from arthritis you are unlikely to ride on a cold wet day. In contrast, if you are in your early 20s and a motorcycle is your only mode of transport then you probably ride in all weathers.

Whenever or whatever you ride a biker is a biker to me. [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

[Dan505]

Whenever or whatever you ride a biker is a biker to me. [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

sums that up then 8-)

[abxv535]

I don't ride in wet conditions because i don't feel confident... i'm new to sport bikes and still getting used to it ... i do ride for pleasure and if i don't feel confident can't say i enjoy it! ( to be honest i s*it myself :-[ )