70.

Written By: Blood Falcons
2-8-2010
Categorized in: BlogDump

Miles, not degrees. It was in the 30's and the need for speed was in my blood after this weekend. We're supposed to get 6-10" of the white stuff tomorrow, so it might be a few days before I can ride again.

Pay no mind to the rear fender, turn signal, tail light set up. That's only back on temporarily.

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