So most days, unless it's actually raining or below freezing when it's time to leave the house, I'll ride the motorcycle. But I am always prepared for any change in the weather. Take today. Got up this morning, checked the forecast. Around a 30% chance of rain. Then just after 3 PM thunder and lightning rolled in. Then the showers. I was ready for them. There's always a rain cover for the bike and rain gear (pants, jacket and boot covers) for me in the saddlebags.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Ready For The Rain
Since I started riding a motorcycle five years ago I've become much more aware of the weather. And I've learned that you can't always trust those "chance of rain" percentages. I've ridden when there was a 20% chance of rain and gotten soaked and taken the car when the forecast called for a 90% chance of rain and not seen a drop all day.
So most days, unless it's actually raining or below freezing when it's time to leave the house, I'll ride the motorcycle. But I am always prepared for any change in the weather. Take today. Got up this morning, checked the forecast. Around a 30% chance of rain. Then just after 3 PM thunder and lightning rolled in. Then the showers. I was ready for them. There's always a rain cover for the bike and rain gear (pants, jacket and boot covers) for me in the saddlebags.
So most days, unless it's actually raining or below freezing when it's time to leave the house, I'll ride the motorcycle. But I am always prepared for any change in the weather. Take today. Got up this morning, checked the forecast. Around a 30% chance of rain. Then just after 3 PM thunder and lightning rolled in. Then the showers. I was ready for them. There's always a rain cover for the bike and rain gear (pants, jacket and boot covers) for me in the saddlebags.
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