100 degree heat with an air cooled engine

[Ulvetanna_imp]

we've never had that high of a temp in Cinti that I recall, but I took this while out riding 2 years ago and I bet you don't get any of these either lol

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may be related to the hell on wheels thread but truckee california gets mighty cold

well below that which seems to be a heat wave

remember california has mountains which reach to over 14000 feet

not unusual for tioga pass which is about 9900 feet to get completely snowed over in june

[the Ferret]

I'll be darned. Never thought about California being cold lol

[Ulvetanna_imp]

I'll be darned. Never thought about California being cold lol

donner party

[LongRanger_imp]

I'll see your 1 below and raise you (lower you?) 15.

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[the Ferret]

Lol thats in a car. I was riding my motorcycle

Then again I don't think it's ever been that cold here. We rarely get below zero and below feezing only a few days a winter.

[LongRanger_imp]

Oh, I missed that. One below on a bike? Yikes! You da man!

[pwh421_imp]

100? I wish it was that cool.. Here in Brentwood CA we had 107 yesterday..

At those temps it's like riding in a convection oven..

[Ulvetanna_imp]

100? I wish it was that cool.. Here in Brentwood CA we had 107 yesterday..

At those temps it's like riding in a convection oven..

You can always run out to the coast.

[BayAreaRick_imp]

Kinda beat you all. I was in Antarctica in February this year. 'Rode' around in an open sled towed by a tractor at ~20mph. It was -26 outside, with wind-chill I don't know what it calculated at.

[Ulvetanna_imp]

Kinda beat you all. I was in Antarctica in February this year. 'Rode' around in an open sled towed by a tractor at ~20mph. It was -26 outside, with wind-chill I don't know what it calculated at.

-26 Celsius or good old Fahrenheit? Makes a big difference; if C, that is a hot spell for that locale. Gets colder than that in the midwest.

Up to 70 degrees F of frost and more are not unknown in the Yukon. Spittle freezes solid before it hits the ground.

70 degrees of frost is -38F or -39C.