| Author | Message | ||
     Gs1100gk |
Most Buell's have minimal wind protection (1125R being an exception) what is the coldest temperature you have ridden your Buell in? | ||
| Neurorider |
About 20 degrees, F. Using an Olympia suit, sweater underneath, wool socks, workboots, snowmobile gloves, neck gaiter and Shoei helmet. Heated grips too. It really wasn't bad at all; I used the bike all winter. Worst part was trying to deal with a fogging face shield. People thought I was crazy here, but up north folks ride snowmobiles when it's much colder, so what's the difference? It builds character, right?  | ||
| Etennuly |
Into the upper twenties a few times and in the thirties a lot. Heated grips/ele jacket/balaclava/layering, sometimes including rain suit to help with wind protection. | ||
| Seanp |
High 20s and low 30s in an Aerostich with jeans and a sweatshirt underneath. I have decent winter gloves, but those handguards are a Godsend. I think when I move up north and actually have a real winter I'm going to go with heated grips and maybe an electric vest or something. | ||
| Gamdh |
About 18 Degrees... Gerbings Heated Jacket and Gloves Parabellum wind screen .. much larger than stock so it helps keep the wind off | ||
| Maximum |
8 degrees is my coldest ride. Olympia suit Heated jacket liner Heated grips Heated gloves Balaclava With the gear I have...teens and up is not bad...around 10 degrees and below (at 70 mph) it is cold no matter what you are wearing! | ||
| Nevrenuf |
cold enough for the snot to freeze over on the ultra. | ||
| Crusty |
6° F on my M2. 12° F on my Uly. |
