MEM does the Dragon

[Canadian FJR]

Don't be sorry, you said it.......man up

Canadian FJR

 

[wheatonFJR]

Don't be sorry, you said it.......man up

I didn't say what was sorry...don't make ASSumptions.

off topic: Hey Mary Ellen, how's the trip? :clapping:

 

[huron52]

According to her e mail she is right on track.... Dragon today..... I have to watch tonight and she want she posts up... MEM always has a interesting way with words.... In a good way

 

[sullivan]

Now I'm envious. First your CFR for 2009, now driving right through my neighborhood to head south on another excellant adventure. Damn...........

Safe riding.

Call or im on the ride back.

Sullivan

 

[MEM]

Now I'm envious. First your CFR for 2009, now driving right through my neighborhood to head south on another excellant adventure. Damn...........Safe riding.

Call or im on the ride back.

Sullivan

Hey guys ! Dragon's now a BTDT - and got the t-shirt at the Cherohala Skyway Visitors Centre yesterday. They're more 'tasteful' there

Sully - headed through your 'hood on Friday = Plan A

I'll have my photos (over 400 right now with probably 390 of those from the bike) on smugmug and will send you link. Don't worry -they'll be edited

Thanks for checking in!

 

[Bungie]

Hey guys ! Dragon's now a BTDT - and got the t-shirt at the Cherohala Skyway Visitors Centre yesterday. They're more 'tasteful' there

:fans:

Go Mem go!

 

[MEM]

We're on our way home, holed up in Danbury CT since I couldn't keep the snow off my visor and it (the visor) kept fogging up anyway. On the way to CFR when my cousin and I hit snow on our way to Yellowstone Park, we tucked tail and made a run for it back to the interstate.

Not Mark and I. We hit snow in southern Pennsylvania and, being REAL Canucks 'tards*, we rode right through it - on and off for almost 400 kms. I wondered if the FJR thermometer registers negative values. It does :blink:

* just saving someone the trouble of fixin' it for me .....

 

[user 6393]

We're on our way home, holed up in Danbury CT since I couldn't keep the snow off my visor and it (the visor) kept fogging up anyway. On the way to CFR when my cousin and I hit snow on our way to Yellowstone Park, we tucked tail and made a run for it back to the interstate.
Not Mark and I. We hit snow in southern Pennsylvania and, being REAL Canucks 'tards*, we rode right through it - on and off for almost 400 kms. I wondered if the FJR thermometer registers negative values. It does :blink:

* just saving someone the trouble of fixin' it for me .....

ain't nuffin colder than riding thru snow.........BTDT

ride safe, and ferGawd'ssake be careful in that chit!!!!

*hugs* from a fellow canucktard

 

[MEM]

We're on our way home, holed up in Danbury CT since I couldn't keep the snow off my visor and it (the visor) kept fogging up anyway. On the way to CFR when my cousin and I hit snow on our way to Yellowstone Park, we tucked tail and made a run for it back to the interstate.
Not Mark and I. We hit snow in southern Pennsylvania and, being REAL Canucks 'tards*, we rode right through it - on and off for almost 400 kms. I wondered if the FJR thermometer registers negative values. It does :blink:

* just saving someone the trouble of fixin' it for me .....

ain't nuffin colder than riding thru snow.........BTDT

ride safe, and ferGawd'ssake be careful in that chit!!!!

*hugs* from a fellow canucktard

Thanks, sistah Forecast for the ride through Connecticut is "light rain" and temps between 2 and 5 degrees. That's 36 and 41 for those of you who don't speak canadian.

 

[user 6393]

We're on our way home, holed up in Danbury CT since I couldn't keep the snow off my visor and it (the visor) kept fogging up anyway. On the way to CFR when my cousin and I hit snow on our way to Yellowstone Park, we tucked tail and made a run for it back to the interstate.
Not Mark and I. We hit snow in southern Pennsylvania and, being REAL Canucks 'tards*, we rode right through it - on and off for almost 400 kms. I wondered if the FJR thermometer registers negative values. It does :blink:

* just saving someone the trouble of fixin' it for me .....

ain't nuffin colder than riding thru snow.........BTDT

ride safe, and ferGawd'ssake be careful in that chit!!!!

*hugs* from a fellow canucktard

Thanks, sistah Forecast for the ride through Connecticut is "light rain" and temps between 2 and 5 degrees. That's 36 and 41 for those of you who don't speak canadian.

last week I did one last scoot of the interior before the snow takes over high ground. The final day out of Kamloops, thru Merritt was -5c. Finally warmed up in Boston Bar. OMG, I have never been that cold before. Stopped at CndTire in Merritt and bought those lil glove and toe warmer paks and stuffed one everywhere I could.

Stay warm and ride safe babycakes, ttywygh

 

[MEM]

We're on our way home, holed up in Danbury CT since I couldn't keep the snow off my visor and it (the visor) kept fogging up anyway. On the way to CFR when my cousin and I hit snow on our way to Yellowstone Park, we tucked tail and made a run for it back to the interstate.
Not Mark and I. We hit snow in southern Pennsylvania and, being REAL Canucks 'tards*, we rode right through it - on and off for almost 400 kms. I wondered if the FJR thermometer registers negative values. It does :blink:

* just saving someone the trouble of fixin' it for me .....

ain't nuffin colder than riding thru snow.........BTDT

ride safe, and ferGawd'ssake be careful in that chit!!!!

*hugs* from a fellow canucktard

Thanks, sistah Forecast for the ride through Connecticut is "light rain" and temps between 2 and 5 degrees. That's 36 and 41 for those of you who don't speak canadian.

last week I did one last scoot of the interior before the snow takes over high ground. The final day out of Kamloops, thru Merritt was -5c. Finally warmed up in Boston Bar. OMG, I have never been that cold before. Stopped at CndTire in Merritt and bought those lil glove and toe warmer paks and stuffed one everywhere I could.

Stay warm and ride safe babycakes, ttywygh

Countin' on it ! ttywigh that is - not the 'staying warm' part. Note to self: "get a heated vest! (and maybe a pair of socks while you're at it )

 

[user 6393]

my vest and grips rawk, but at -5 the grips could not keep up with the cold.

I almost scored a pair of battery operated socks last year thru Marks Work Wearhouse, but now they no longer carry them. I have to suss some out with Cabela's or MEC I guess. I never remember to do that until I am miles away from home, shivering my *** off tho!

Hey? iffin yer cold, swing out this way. I have my after Thanksgiving turkey soup simmering on the stove.

For you? I make fresh biscuits........

 

[MEM]

my vest and grips rawk, but at -5 the grips could not keep up with the cold.I almost scored a pair of battery operated socks last year thru Marks Work Wearhouse, but now they no longer carry them. I have to suss some out with Cabela's or MEC I guess. I never remember to do that until I am miles away from home, shivering my *** off tho!

Hey? iffin yer cold, swing out this way. I have my after Thanksgiving turkey soup simmering on the stove.

For you? I make fresh biscuits........

You drive a hard bargain. Don't tempt me Since I missed my Thanksgiving dinner, I was going to do a turkey on Sunday. Picked up a shift in the OR instead. Seems like a reasonable alternative

 

[user 6393]

my vest and grips rawk, but at -5 the grips could not keep up with the cold.I almost scored a pair of battery operated socks last year thru Marks Work Wearhouse, but now they no longer carry them. I have to suss some out with Cabela's or MEC I guess. I never remember to do that until I am miles away from home, shivering my *** off tho!

Hey? iffin yer cold, swing out this way. I have my after Thanksgiving turkey soup simmering on the stove.

For you? I make fresh biscuits........

You drive a hard bargain. Don't tempt me Since I missed my Thanksgiving dinner, I was going to do a turkey on Sunday. Picked up a shift in the OR instead. Seems like a reasonable alternative

I guess that means John isn't going to cook it? :dribble:

 

[madmike2]

This has been a great read. Mary Ellen, you are "the bomb". Just think how much warmer you may have been in an Aerostitch.

You've had a real adventure.

OMG, I have never been that cold before. Stopped at CndTire in Merritt and bought those lil glove and toe warmer paks and stuffed one everywhere I could.

Ahem.......EVERYWHERE? :dribble:

Oooooh, baby, you needed a hug and maybe a cuddle! :huh:

 

[MEM]

my vest and grips rawk, but at -5 the grips could not keep up with the cold.I almost scored a pair of battery operated socks last year thru Marks Work Wearhouse, but now they no longer carry them. I have to suss some out with Cabela's or MEC I guess. I never remember to do that until I am miles away from home, shivering my *** off tho!

Hey? iffin yer cold, swing out this way. I have my after Thanksgiving turkey soup simmering on the stove.

For you? I make fresh biscuits........

You drive a hard bargain. Don't tempt me Since I missed my Thanksgiving dinner, I was going to do a turkey on Sunday. Picked up a shift in the OR instead. Seems like a reasonable alternative

WHOOPS! double post - sorry. Doing too many things at once

 

[MEM]

This has been a great read. Mary Ellen, you are "the bomb". Just think how much warmer you may have been in an Aerostitch.
You've had a real adventure.

OMG, I have never been that cold before. Stopped at CndTire in Merritt and bought those lil glove and toe warmer paks and stuffed one everywhere I could.

Ahem.......EVERYWHERE? :dribble:

Oooooh, baby, you needed a hug and maybe a cuddle! :huh:

A hug and a cuddle aren't going to help ALL the cold spots! And my BMW suit is great - I just need a heated vest. Merry Chtistmas to ME!

 

[madmike2]

A hug and a cuddle aren't going to help ALL the cold spots! And my BMW suit is great - I just need a heated vest. Merry Chtistmas to ME!

I have a Gerbing liner and really like it. The Warm and Safe owners also like that product. I've never had a vest, I don't like cold arms. Much of the time I use my liner as a jacket under my riding gear and that's all I need. However, when the temps drop, plugging it in and feeling the warmth: It's a good thing!

 

[user 6393]

OMG, I have never been that cold before. Stopped at CndTire in Merritt and bought those lil glove and toe warmer paks and stuffed one everywhere I could.

Ahem.......EVERYWHERE? :dribble:

Oooooh, baby, you needed a hug and maybe a cuddle! :huh:

In my experience, it is much cheaper and effective, both financially and emotionally, to buy them lil heat paks.

Easier to get the heat where ya need it too..........................and keep it there

 

[madmike2]

In my experience, it is much cheaper and effective, both financially and emotionally, to buy them lil heat paks.
Easier to get the heat where ya need it too..........................and keep it there

Yah, and NOT deal with the pride or attitude. I could have resisted a response, but what's the fun in that. Besides, I was having soooo much fun with the mind pictures.