RW> Not really. I've had my fun on two wheels and riding isn't that much fun
RW> for me anymore. Although when I'm riding, I enjoy it, its the back pain
RW> caused by rough roads that takes the pleasure out of it.

Understood.  

RW> Enthusiastic rider in that first year. Weren't we all?

Yes.  I'm a bit more picky about when I ride now, too.  I used to ride to
work on mornings that were at least 47 degrees.  I have since upped that
temp to the upper 50s.  :)  

Riding with frozen body parts isn't all that fun.

RW> It's better to ride in the fall, winter and spring around here. It's too
RW> hot to dress in heavy clothes to ride in summer. Unlike a lot of Texans,
RW> I
RW> wouldn't ride without my helmet and a heavy jacket. I see a lot of them
RW> riding in T-shirts, shorts with tennis shoes or sandals.

I'm one of those people that almost never wears a coat.  I did ride on New
Year's eve with my leather coat on - but it was in the upper 40s at the
time. I also had gloves on and my heated grips.

RW> Get on it and ride...

This weekend looks very promising.  In the 70s and nice.  I have the oil
changed, tire pressure checked, all systems are a go.

- Mark

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