Fog

[mongoose]

Ok I want some views on this one, the roads up here have been dry and in the day time its about 49 degrees so I have been ridding to work, its only about 6 minutes, but when I go home, I work swing shift, its about 11:00 p.m. it's foggy as hell, what do you guys think about ridding in the fog, I can see pretty well, especally since I have passing lights up front so there are three lights up there, but still I am very weary about the cage drivers out there. Should I hang it up, or just keep riding, its going to be like this through Thanksgiving.

[AirportFF]

If you're comfortable with the temps and the fog keep riding. Just be extra careful on the ride home.

[Mr.Sinister]

I do fog all the time . I don't think it obscures vision the same way a cell phone does .

[RustyJake]

I would be more concerned about deer at that time of night. Living on the west coast fog becomes a way of life at times of the year.

[AirportFF]

I would be more concerned about deer at that time of night. Living on the west coast fog becomes a way of life at times of the year.


Sooooo, what you're telling me is that you live in a fog??:crazy3:

[RustyJake]

Sooooo, what you're telling me is that you live in a fog??:crazy3:
I prefer to consider it a clouded haze :Ghost_ani

[cowboy]

I always watch my mirrors and flash the break light when I see headlights behind me.The fog is so thick today I cant see the house across the street

[mongoose]

Thanks eveyone for the great advice, I figured I would just keep ridding also, and flashing the lights is not a bad idea, I already have a flasher system on the rear light so I am sure that will help.

[pegscraper]

If you go fast enough, you can get out ahead of the fog..... or just pull back until you get above it!


Pegsaver

[TinyUFB]

Just do like Pegs does -



BLOW REALLY REALLY HARD AND CLEAR A PATH FOR YOURSELF.


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