Riders season?

Question

we can ride year round out here in Southern California, how's about where you live?

Answer 1

Yep, the OC's pretty much year round.

Answer 2

We can ride year round in Alaska too, provided you have a two wheel drive Ural with side car, snow tires, some good thermals and an electric heated jacket/pants comb :D

Answer 3

Just north of Houston Sometimes the weather get a bit nasty but year round .I usually spend the summer out west in the plains states

Answer 4

I ride year round in NH. Most people don't.

Just because something can be done does not mean it should, but this I do anyway.

I doubt you ride in the hail on the highway, BC.

Probably won't go out in the rain, either.

Answer 5

Here in sunny southern Arizona we ride all year round. One little thing though, the 75mph breeze at 115 degrees is darned formidible. Early morning and night rides are good. Winter rides are the best. Rock on! Live to Ride.

Answer 6

North East Ohio you can ride from March to October. You can try to ride all year, but I often can even get around in a car.

Answer 7

We can ride year round here in the Bay Area too. Depends on if you can ride in the wet weather also.

Answer 8

Lower Texas coast.  There are very few days that you just can not ride.

Answer 9

Usually from March to October. I stick to the dirt during the colder months.

Answer 10

texas.... we ride year round as well....

and we dont have wildfires to slow us down

Answer 11

Southern, IL, close to st. louis.  Can usually count on mid march up to around halloween.   The occasional 50+ degree days will pop up thru the winter now and then.

Answer 12

I'm in the same boat as "arm the homeless"......in Chicago.  Wish it was year round !!

Answer 13

i park my bike when the snowbanks aren't gonna go away... that usually means the end of november/beginning of december

i have started riding again in the end of february... it all depends on the year.

one year, i even went for a cruise on christmas morning

saskatchewan, canada

(but i'm in the very sw, we get much milder winters than the rest of the province... we're on the great divide... that's the point where all the creeks, rivers, and such run south down to the mississippi instead of north to hudson bay or towards the st lawrence.... so it can be completely different here than even 2 hours from here.... weather.... who'd have thunk it)

Answer 14

Rain, snow, hail, don't matter I'm on the highway 100 miles a day, 5 days a week