Cold weather starting?

[sarnali2]

Check out Fox Creek Leather for some high quality U.S. made riding jackets and pants, I wear the vented racing jacket when I'm not bundled up in my Aerostitch suit.

[Dr_Sprocket]

Originally Posted by sarnali2

Check out Fox Creek Leather for some high quality U.S. made riding jackets and pants, I wear the vented racing jacket when I'm not bundled up in my Aerostitch suit.

Is their leather quality up to par? It's hard to tell in a photo, but some of the internet motorcycle jacket leather quality leaves me suspicious. I have seen jackets purchased from some dealers that wouldn't save any skin in case of a fall.

[sarnali2]

Originally Posted by Dr_Sprocket

Is their leather quality up to par? It's hard to tell in a photo, but some of the internet motorcycle jacket leather quality leaves me suspicious. I have seen jackets purchased from some dealers that wouldn't save any skin in case of a fall.

Fox Creek is the real deal, the only negetive is they don't have armor however the leather is very thick and doubled stitched. You won't be disapointed.

[DavidL19]

I ride a Suzuki GS500E from 2002. It takes a while to warm up if its below 55-60. It isn't made for cold weather either, so you might have to wait. I would try flushing the gas out and refueling. If you do get it to start and you get a good ride in, let me know. Also try out this route map system I created on an allstate page allstate insurance route mapping. I am an affiliate of allstate and thus the title. It is like google earth but you can save routes on it and make them private or public. Good luck with the bike.

David Lipsky

[A Star Ride]

yay for more spam

[longride]

"Mostly, how do I get this thing to start?:"

Turn the key and push the button dumba$$.