I believe it's cool enough to wear my kilt.

**JohntheBiker** · 25th October 13, 10:24 AM

Thanks Robert for the reminder. It's either this weekend or next, especially if the bike is going to get a cleaning as part of winterizing.

It is amazing how fast our temperatures have dipped into single digits

**Canuck** · 25th October 13, 10:40 AM

I've been checking the weather on an hourly basis, I'm planning on riding to Toronto on my bike this weekend. Working on the best way to pack my kilt as I will be attending the opera Saturday night. Monday I will be buying leather for a customers kilt (I'm trying to make this kilt related as much as possible.)
Once the bike is put away for winter I plan to do the maintenance whilst wearing my work kilt
Thanks for the replies gents, it seems I'm not alone in a passion for two wheels.

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**MNlad** · 26th October 13, 01:32 PM

You Canadians have been kind enough to share some of your embracing fall weather (including a few flakes) with those of us in Minnesota this past week. Just finished tucking the boat in for the winter. I guess I'll put away the lightweight kilts as well. Tweeds and 16 oz. wool are looking pretty good for the next few months.

**MacMillans son** · 26th October 13, 06:22 PM

Originally Posted by Canuck

it seems I'm not alone in a passion for two wheels.

Perhaps you ARE in a small group with your passion for riding in the snow Robert, but not for riding in general!

**TheOfficialBren** · 26th October 13, 07:57 PM

I can say that my P/V is getting worn less than my 16oz wool these days. Even 5-yards of heavy wool is nippy at times! A tank may be in the future down the road...

**Couper** · 27th October 13, 09:18 AM

Certainly not alone in your passion for two wheels. Fortunately where I livee I can enjoy two wheels AND kilts all year - just not as a simultaneous activities.

We do have four seasons here at the beach (in Delaware) but there are plenty of days in the 50s and 60s in the winter months.

**be da veva** · 28th October 13, 05:31 PM

Originally Posted by MacMillans son

Perhaps you ARE in a small group with your passion for riding in the snow Robert, but not for riding in general!

He he... Your sporran's open....

**JohntheBiker** · 29th October 13, 06:25 AM

The bike is snow adverse:

and so am I when it comes to two wheels. Of course, if you want to emulate Robert and his imitation of a popsicle, well......

By the way Robert, you look cold, damn cold.

**Kalok Sundancer** · 29th October 13, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by MacMillans son

Perhaps you ARE in a small group with your passion for riding in the snow Robert, but not for riding in general!

Ok. I am going to ask. How in the heck do you manage to ride kilted? I have a Road King Classic and am looking for ideas. I ride the bike everywhere, I have a care, I just prefer to ride unless I have to use it, so it would be kind of a pain in the neck to ride in jeans and change into the kilt.

**JohntheBiker** · 29th October 13, 08:06 AM

Originally Posted by Kalok Sundancer

Ok. I am going to ask. How in the heck do you manage to ride kilted? I have a Road King Classic and am looking for ideas. I ride the bike everywhere, I have a care, I just prefer to ride unless I have to use it, so it would be kind of a pain in the neck to ride in jeans and change into the kilt.

Haven't figured it out yet, at least not on a cruiser. If someone has found an answer, please share.