Blow your ski...

[KyleB]

I'm with you Lou. Winter in Alabama is generally too cold to ride and there's no winter sports. We do have wetsuits so the kids and I ride on out in November. We try to winterize Thanksgiving weekend or there about. My winter project this year is installing a wakeboard tower on the boat and building a bunk house on the property. That should keep me busy until it warms up again.

BTW did Maw knock you into the middle of next week with the avatar picture? :cheers:

 

[LouDoo]

Waddu mean, that is Maw and Aunt Bessie.

Lou

 

[racerxxx]

Winter pretty much sucks here. Too cold to go to the lake and too warm for winter sports. That's why I try to extend the PWC season and also why I'm looking for a winter project.

Lou

Too cold for the lake???? We used to take girls to the lake in late fall/winter to watch the submarine races at night!

 

[Matt Braley]

My crazy but rode almost every single day last winter and I mean that. I'm not saying the conditions were perfect but it usually warms up a little in the middle of the day. I have spent the last couple months wrenching during the heat and the rain and now the weather is starting to get nice again. I was moved from Michigan when I was 8 and I already had my own snowmobile before I left. I just still have it in my blood to bundle up and ride the "sled".

I am a everyday shopper for Seadoo related things and I have stacked some really cool vintage riding gear including a whole Seadoo Dry-Suit. This winter will be full of projects for me too but I fully intend to get out there and test them also.

 

[RodInEscondido]

A couple days like the weekend past tend to dry them out real good: 105 degrees and a mild (10-20 mph Santa Ana wind) ... remove the seats and let nature run its course. Way too hot for me, but does the job. Of course I gotta get one in the water before I can test the process real good.
Rod

 

[KyleB]

Waddu mean, that is Maw and Aunt Bessie.

Lou

So is Aunt Bessie the one you gonna share with brother Jake? :thumbsup: