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photomike666 wrote:I think you all need to HTFU!

aardvark wrote:

photomike666 wrote:I think you all need to HTFU!

Come on Mike. It's true, some of these nancy's think the 15 minute ride home is "riding all year" and to be honest, I could hardly see the point in rugging up if it was the sake of an hour or so.

But when it's down around 4 or 5 degrees, sometimes less, you're out in the middle of nowhere, it's been pissing down with rain for the last 4 or 5 hours and you're mooching along at about 60 or 70km/h and have been doing so for the last 12 hours, sometimes a couple of creature comforts are nice to have.

photomike666 wrote:I think you all need to HTFU! Day I got my first ever sports bike - I pedaled it all the way home. 15 degrees is bloody shorts and t-shirt weather, and if you think this 2 minute drizzle is rain I wouldn't recommend going to England any time soon.

When you have to dig to find your drive through the snow, an then lick road clean aft nice bowl of gravel , or the servo pumps are running slow because Grama wouldnt pedal ard enoof - then you pull out the thermals and wooly sheep , and you understand why I drink a wee bit too much and the effects on not using it. I've ridden through many English winters and never owned heated grips or heated clothing but always ad sheep sit on front , nice an warm .

But then i used to put the air con on when it went over 20 degrees so the rest of the family chipped in and sent me out here

Strika wrote: They unzip all the way down the outside of the legs, so you can get into them with your boots and jeans or leathers still on no problems. It makes for a quickie by the side of the road when needed. Whatever you buy, make sure it's easy to get off in a hurry!!!

ZXRobyn wrote:

Strika wrote: They unzip all the way down the outside of the legs, so you can get into them with your boots and jeans or leathers still on no problems. It makes for a quickie by the side of the road when needed. Whatever you buy, make sure it's easy to get off in a hurry!!!

Sorry Marty, couldn't help myself - I must be bored too

Back to topic: I actually don't own any 'electric' gear.... I do however own a stack of battery operated stuff. its cold I use my heated dildo under my leathers and a bunny rabbit in the other place - I've always found that to keep me excited, sometimes too excited. I only own 32 of them, which I will admit can get a bit boring with so little to choose from!