Snow/Ice Riding

Could always just purchase a cheap p.o.s 125 to use on the snow to get to work? Light to pick up if dropped and not expensive to fix

Looks damn painful on those tyres.

make sure your boots have some decent tread so when the bike "does" slip you have a better chance of getting grip on ure feet to hold the bike up

Get the buses and tram...not like the snow will last for ever.

Good plan, all our busses are in the yard today because they cant get out and the majority of the drivers cant get through... It's my day off, which is a good thing because theres not a chance in hell of me taking the SV and the car's stuck...

Might see if the old CG125 will start, that could be my transport for the next few days.

[dizzyblonde]

IF I can get a bike out the back yard and down through three gates, it ain't icy or snowed in enough.



Today is not a good day! Can't see the Zzzrr, and the shed ramp has disappeared.


MAgic carpet

[hindle8907]

well today wasnt too bad, left at 6.50 got to work for 7.30

Well I only fell off the 125 once, good fun but most of my time was spent trying to help clueless cagers who think the throttle is a On/Off switch, then they usually blaim the car

this snow is making things intresting, at the moment the sv is tucked up in the garage an the scooter drifting is imense its a fine balance of acc an rear brake to navigate corners with both feet down a right site to behold, a workmans exact works are you fooking crazy my reply hell yeaaaa as i slid past

I had a Yamaha Aerox, tyres pretty much the same size as the SV, full grip, mega lean, knee sliders all the way.