I try and ride prudently and not push too hard. I’ve begun looking at the nooks and crannies of the Vespa steel body for corrosion and rust from salt. So far not too bad but another winter of salt riding won’t help….

chewy: We haven’t had much accumulation yet but some will come along soon. The older I get the more wearying winter is.

heinz & frenchie: I’ll check out Kano’s blog for the glove info. Anything that will keep my fingers working would be great!

art: Look look decked out and warm with all your Bagster gear. Where did you get it?

For anyone who can’t copy Art’s entire link you can see the picture HERE.

rick: Feeling better but continue to be tired. Now I’m wondering if some sort of seasonal affective disorder is haunting me. Or maybe this is the way I’m supposed to feel at 53…

Cheers.

Link to my winter riding set up.
http://shutter05.pictures.aol.com/data/pictures/02/006/7A/77/DB/B7/x9OnGZ0hi2H+–HKirRg20Xo9D1FCO7K02AE.jpg

Did you read Kano’s blog about the perfect motorcycle gloves? Here’s a line from it: “thick dish washing gloves (size XL) that can be found at the dollar store”. Too funny but practical. We asked him if they were bright yellow, then they could also be useful for safety equipment.

Wishing you Warm Hands for the Winter.

Gary always uses the phrase: ride well.

I say: Ride prudently.

Looks like you are. Saw the weather you all are having. Stay safe and take care.