| Author | Message | ||
     Nillaice |
is bustin out all over! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I-790dGx-o that means that post counts across the board will slow their skyrocketing rate, yet remain increasing. tempers have calmed and motors have roared. chemical energy stored in long hydrocarbons will be released in the form of heat and be converted to mechanical energy to increase the kinetic energy of given motorbike which will, in turn, be converted into heat one final time when the brakes are applied ... unlike the roadway's, the law of conservation of mass and energy shall not be broken, no matter your TPS voltage signal and it's time to brush up on your riding skillz (if you stopped riding) and re-familarize your self with all things 2-wheeled so that you don't become familiar with asphalt, and the insides of a hospitals. it peaked over 100F where i am yesterday anybody still snowed-in? how r the Z-landers? it'd be coming up on the end of your riding season, right? | ||
| Danger_dave |
As in Zealanders? Not really, you can ride comfortably all year in the North. Just a bit wet at the moment. Down on the lower South Island it gets a bit chilly for me, but plenty go at it all year too. |
