Felt Sorry For The Car Drivers.....(Not)

[axabmw]

Last night when leaving work at about 1am it was about minus 7degreesC. As I left wearing my Widder heated waistcoat, I was warm as toast. The car drivers meanwhile had several minutes of cleaning ice from the windscreens followed by another couple of miles till the heaters started blowing hot. I would be almost home by then.

[Boffin]

Last night when leaving work at about 1am it was about minus 7degreesC. As I left wearing my Widder heated waistcoat, I was warm as toast. The car drivers meanwhile had several minutes of cleaning ice from the windscreens followed by another couple of miles till the heaters started blowing hot. I would be almost home by then.

 

Yes, the people I work with don't belive that I am warmer than them in my Klan and I stay drier than them when it rains - I don't have to run across the car-park with my breifcase over my head before diving soggily into the car

 

I just envy them when the snow is on the road

 

Cya, Andy

[UberXY]

Guys, I used to ride the back roads of Suffolk to work everyday on a Matchless 650. (ok, all roads in Suffolk are back roads, especially with drum brakes and 6 volt "lighting"...) I never minded the cold and the rain and the fog one bit, but it was never fun to come around a blind corner at 6 in the morning and find a herd of cows blocking the road, especially with all the attendant slick-as-ice cowsh*t. Only when stopping inches from the south end of a cow with both boots in crap did I wish I was in a car.

[Voodoo]

Only when stopping inches from the south end of a cow with both boots in crap did I wish I was in a car.

 

 

Yup. That would do it for me too.

[USAF1]

Can't help wondering......how did you get your feet that high up in the air?? Oh wait......was the crap on the ground?

 

Pat