bit bloody nippy

[Just Anne]

How do I stop from thinking, ah nice sunny day, best ride the bike to work. How stupid am I :eek

25 miles later, slipping all around then get to work and can't undo me lid, thank god for secretaries! It takes 30 minutes for my fingers to stop feeling like they will explode then have to do the reverse in the foccin' dark.

Mad, just quite mad :rolleyes  note to self....December is a bit too nippy for an old bird.

Anne

[ghostbiker]

muffs, heated grips, wind proof thermals and waterproofs, did a 80mile trip today and snug as a bug in a rug
throw in the newly fitted inhelmet speakers and i even had radio 1 while i rode

[dekker555]

Bin there, dun that too many times, just SORNed my bike 'till March, to keep away from ice, salt and corrosion.

[Hodge]

Mine will only be coming out if really necessary this winter.

[Tefer]

muffs, heated grips, wind proof thermals and waterproofs, did a 80mile trip today and snug as a bug in a rug
throw in the newly fitted inhelmet speakers and i even had radio 1 while i rode

In helmet speakers? Do you have a link?

[ghostbiker]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Helmet-Speaker...d=ViewItem

they have a velcro pad that fits in the helm and then they can be fitted and removed in seconds with ease. i traced the wires behind the padding and the conector just pokes out. then plug in the lead and connect to phone and boosh music and or sat nave in helm.

Its wired but not realy an issue as it breaks at the helm so nothing is dangling, its crystal clear till about 40-50 and i can make out a song at 90ish without issue but sat nav directions might be a bit hard to hear clearly at that speed.
The Qwest helm i have has holes indented to take the speakers that happen to fit just right that is handy

[Tefer]

Cheers, will get a pair on Order