alk1
New Member
Hello,
My intro. I live in Maryland and have been riding this time year round since 2004. Usually thunderstorms, ice and snow are my limiting factors along with temperatures below freezing, and 90+ degree riding, or more accurately, stopping for traffic, whew! Thermally induced asthma is a serious consideration, as is heat stroke.
Found this forum quite by accident, when searching for communications gear.
I'm curious to know the experience others in the forum have with communications gear whether it be from the motor company or otherwise.
Looking forward to scoping out this forum for other good tips.
Ride safe/have fun,
alk1
My intro. I live in Maryland and have been riding this time year round since 2004. Usually thunderstorms, ice and snow are my limiting factors along with temperatures below freezing, and 90+ degree riding, or more accurately, stopping for traffic, whew! Thermally induced asthma is a serious consideration, as is heat stroke.
Found this forum quite by accident, when searching for communications gear.
I'm curious to know the experience others in the forum have with communications gear whether it be from the motor company or otherwise.
Looking forward to scoping out this forum for other good tips.
Ride safe/have fun,
alk1
