clocklaw
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weather.com is favorable for the weekend....I'll be bringing the Frogg Toggs anyway!
Don't you be jinxing us by NOT bringing them.weather.com is favorable for the weekend....I'll be bringing the Frogg Toggs anyway!
T-60 minutes.
It's now 4C (39F) and feels like it's trying to snow.
Gotta love the FJR for attaining re-entry velocities.Ride really fast and the friction of the air molecules brushing against you will heat you up to a tropical 70 degrees in no time.
The heat from the engine should handle it.Ride really fast and the friction of the air molecules brushing against you will heat you up to a tropical 70 degrees in no time.
Good general warning...this is not a swept race track. Enjoy the ride...but beware.Just a cautionary note regarding the weather in EOM-land; yes the forecast for the weekend is great, but the last three days have been horrible. Heavy, heavy rains in the area mean lots of roads will have places where sand and gravel has washed into and across the road. Most of these 'surprises' will not have cleared off the road by this weekend, especially on the lesser-traveled twisty roads. Be alert and keep a keen eye on the the road surface. Have fun and see you this weekend!
Same story I got earlier from my family in Asheville.Good general warning...this is not a swept race track. Enjoy the ride...but beware.Just a cautionary note regarding the weather in EOM-land; yes the forecast for the weekend is great, but the last three days have been horrible. Heavy, heavy rains in the area mean lots of roads will have places where sand and gravel has washed into and across the road. Most of these 'surprises' will not have cleared off the road by this weekend, especially on the lesser-traveled twisty roads. Be alert and keep a keen eye on the the road surface. Have fun and see you this weekend!
See everybody Thursday night.
What the hell...It just wont be EOM without getting soaking wet...at least once! :Snorkle:
Maybe it's not where you are, but what you ride?What the hell...It just wont be EOM without getting soaking wet...at least once! :Snorkle:
I thought that badge of honor was owned by SFO.
Same farther north too in VA, WV. In addition there was a rock the size of half a concrete block on 16 between Tazwell and Marion todayyes, the roads here (Robbinsville, NC) were a mess this afternoon when I ventured out as well. NC-28 was damp and covered with leaves in spots. I ran across Deals Gap and it was the same. tip-toe-tip-toe. Clear weather on the way, so that's a plus.
Ride Safe everyone and I'll see you in Hendersonville.
Wayne
Thanks, this is a timely heads up. The EOM technical routes all include quite a few roads less traveled because they're challenging and avoid boring highways. Unfortunately, their storm water runoff tends to be poorly implemented if at all. Be especially watchful for spots with adjoining gravel driveways and roads.Just a cautionary note regarding the weather in EOM-land; yes the forecast for the weekend is great, but the last three days have been horrible. Heavy, heavy rains in the area mean lots of roads will have places where sand and gravel has washed into and across the road. Most of these 'surprises' will not have cleared off the road by this weekend, especially on the lesser-traveled twisty roads. Be alert and keep a keen eye on the the road surface. Have fun and see you this weekend!
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