Troyba
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Installed a center stand then cleaned and lubed the chain, so much easier to lube the chain with a center stand!
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It was 22 degree weather!!! COLD?
WIMP.that is our average summer weather and I'm sweating in that.
and I walk around a 'T'shirt and shorts.
currently our highest temp now in mid day is 6 degrees that is cold.
Johnakay, I need to get me better gear.Now, are you talking C or F, I forgot to include F.
Do you use heated gear? What about a balaclava? I was the coldest at my neck and face.
Thanks in advance.
P.S. I think I was supposed to post this under What I did with my NC, instead of What I did TO my NC. LOL, Sorry.
Tony
I would imagine he is using Celsius. The US is about the only country still using Fahrenheit.
I installed the two brothers exhaust...I'm not sure if the video does justice to the actual sound.
Here is a video when I arrived to work today
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Very nice bit of farkling indeed, silverhound!
"...PA inspection rules they have to shut off when the high-beams are on..."
Weirdest law ever? I can't seem to come up with why turning off your conspicuity lights when you have highbeams come on, makes any sense at all...?![]()
Thanks L.B.S. I think the law (which is for both cars and bikes) is so that oncoming traffic is not potentially blinded at night by too many lights. Frankly they've never checked my bike to make sure the lights are compliant but it's easier to just throw a relay in there in case then to fail inspection or get a ticket.
I can see that with having fog or other types of lights only come on when the High beams come *on*, like here, it's illegal to drive into opposing traffic with non-low beams on at night, so the law has it that you can only have driving lights etc., come on with high beam activation, and they are (supposed to be) off with low beam.
I would have thought that simple conspicuity lights would be completely drowned out with highbeams on, and also, wouldn't that imply that (with requirement that lights are off with high beams on) that people aren't being blinded from driving into high beams in the first place?
lol who knows eh?