🔞 SNWS Would you rather endure a month of 110* highs or a month of -20* lows?
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if you are going to golf... golf when the sun comes up from about june to september otherwise you will melt.
Heat all day every day. I’m the idiot that stays working at the hottest parts of the day and the guys I work with love it, they work until it gets hot then I jump in.
I HATE WINTER!!! Not just the cold but snow, sweating under all the layers, sweat turns to ice and I’ve had clothes freeze to my body. I handle cold well but I HATE IT!
I HATE WINTER!!! Not just the cold but snow, sweating under all the layers, sweat turns to ice and I’ve had clothes freeze to my body. I handle cold well but I HATE IT!
If i wasn't at work in my uncomfortably humid office I'd be relaxing on the back patio and melting in the sun. BTW Is it just me or does it feel like the humidity is >75%?
Either way, don't care, gimme dis heat
Either way, don't care, gimme dis heat
To add to that, not only do the leathers weigh about 15lbs, the track temp was around 120°, and during the hot lapping the bike was holding between 205° and 224°.
I also had this thing on my head that did a sweet job of trapping the heat that I should have been radiating off to cool myself. Hadn't quite gotten to the point where I was pouring the sweat out of my gloves and boots.
N20GT might know that pleasure.
And I'll do it again as soon as the next one is scheduled.
I also had this thing on my head that did a sweet job of trapping the heat that I should have been radiating off to cool myself. Hadn't quite gotten to the point where I was pouring the sweat out of my gloves and boots.
N20GT might know that pleasure.And I'll do it again as soon as the next one is scheduled.
I got stuck in my riding jacket a couple times from sweating so bad up there but, I’d still rather it be hot than cold
You know what’s stupid fucking hot, the last place I worked having to ware rubber slicker suits anytime you go outside, I would get black out dehydrated in less than an hour when it was 80-90* out
The worst is when you're at the track in july/august and they call you to hot pit in error, like if the previous session was red flagged at the end. Have had that happen a couple times, you're sitting there all geared up on a hot bike just literally baking with no airflow. There's no good way to react either, you either sit there sweating your absolute balls off or give up the session entirely.To add to that, not only do the leathers weigh about 15lbs, the track temp was around 120°, and during the hot lapping the bike was holding between 205° and 224°.
I also had this thing on my head that did a sweet job of trapping the heat that I should have been radiating off to cool myself. Hadn't quite gotten to the point where I was pouring the sweat out of my gloves and boots.
And I'll do it again as soon as the next one is scheduled.
A lot of times I don't go to hot pit until I hear the bikes take off now lol
Working in these high temps is so much gooder in my bullet proof taco with kick ass AC system. My Jetta hybrid had an electric compressor that sucked sweaty balls. I get cold sores in mouth from how cold the AC blows.
Now that's bad lol. I take my arms out of the leathers after every session, but don't take off the UA "undersuit" until I'm done for the day. That would NEVERRRRR make it back on
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