Now, some of the neighborhood streets were more ice/snow packed than others and they were much fun to cruise through on my Ural Natasha as I went about running errands and such.
Some of the roads were wet with melted snow, resulting in lots of road spray which dirtied Natasha from the bath I gave her yesterday. Oh well! At least I got most of the magnesium chloride off her I think.
I went to work to retrieve some stuff and on the way back I stopped at my usual undeveloped cul-de-sac housing development and posed Natasha for pictures. I had intended to get onto the snow-covered grassy areas but it was deep snow with muddy grass underneath. A quick probe with the Ural indicated it would be a bad idea and I quickly backed out.



I had more fun riding through the snowy remnants on the neighborhood side streets near my house. People on the sidewalks would stop and watch in amusement as I rode by with a big old grin on my face.
My wife was out in the garage as I returned to the house so I did a couple of quick circles of the cul-de-sac, purposely going through the thicker patches of snow/ice which still remain. Lots of fun!
4 comments:
Wow, that does look like fun. I think I "need" to find a sidecar...
Sounds like a blast, and a great bike for the weather!
Just like a little kid, aren't you!
Looks like a lot of fun!
Richard, in the part of the empire you live in, you really really could use a sidecar! Of course, then there's no excuses for not riding everyday unless of course the snow is high enough to high-center your rig. ; )
Lumpycam, thanks for reading this stuff.
cpa3485, and your point is? : )
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