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(06-30-2013, 03:18 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Man, I feel for you guys in AZ. My wife and I were touring all the National Parks in UT and Az a few years ago in Sept. We stopped to visit a buddy in Mesa. It was so friggin hot. All you could do is sit in his AC, run and jump in his car with AC, go to a restaurant with AC,then go back to his house and sit in the AC. It was miserably hot outside. Can't imagine living in that environment every day for months at a time.
Their summer is like our winter. Not fun to be outside.
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Yeah, it's hot west of Mesa too. I noticed a lot of heat hitting my knees the last few days and it was likely under 100 when I was out riding. If I rode at the hottest part of the day (118), I can't imagine the heat that might come off the cyl heads.
Anyone else notice the heat on the knees?
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Fuzzy, felt and continue to feel your pain too. Did you just roll the bike through your front door?
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(06-30-2013, 11:46 PM)ron1100_imp Wrote: Fuzzy, felt and continue to feel your pain too. Did you just roll the bike through your front door?
Yea, it's just shy of 35" mirror to mirror without folding them in. Door opening a little over. Put a board ramp up & drove her in. Now waiting on AC guy. It quit yeasterday.
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That sucks man. I'm dreading this heat as the A/C systems tend to overwork.
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(06-30-2013, 11:34 AM)AZrider_imp Wrote: Yeah, it's hot west of Mesa too. I noticed a lot of heat hitting my knees the last few days and it was likely under 100 when I was out riding. If I rode at the hottest part of the day (118), I can't imagine the heat that might come off the cyl heads.
Anyone else notice the heat on the knees?
thevlow last night in Arkansas was 60. this is freaky for this time of year
thevlow last night in Arkansas was 60. this is freaky for this time of year.
My heart goes out to the firefighter heros whoose lives were loss fighting thatvterrible fire!