Newbie from Mandurah WA

[Alex]

Welcome from Sunny South Florida! Hope you'll be around quite bit - it's a lot of fun!

Hey buddy what part of Florida are you in? Last time when I was in Miami it rained like no tomorrow! LOL

 

[HansO]

Fond memories of crabbing for Blue Swimmers Crabs in the Mandurah estuaruy when I was young tacker

 

[BigKel]

Fond memories of crabbing for Blue Swimmers Crabs in the Mandurah estuaruy when I was young tacker

Still plenty of them there, cant stand them myself tho.

 

[CanberraR3]

Hey buddy what part of Florida are you in? Last time when I was in Miami it rained like no tomorrow! LOL

Still plenty of them there, cant stand them myself tho.

Love it!

 

[Pete]

Welcome from the east.
Good to here the harleys' don't have it all there own way in WA

 

[ksquared]

Hey buddy what part of Florida are you in? Last time when I was in Miami it rained like no tomorrow! LOL

You must have been here during our rainy season - June 1 - November 30. The Florida peninsula is sub-tropical, with a nearly tropical climate. When it rains here - it REALLY rains. I've been forced off the road in my car - nevermind the bike - by rainstorms so heavy visibility at ground level went to -0-. Usually these summer rains aren't all day soakers - oftentimes just 20 - 30 minutes, but the volume of water which can be delivered in a short rainstorm is HUGE. Carrying a rainsuit is a MUST. It's not unusual to have measurable rain every day during the rainy season for weeks at a time

It's December 1 - May 31 that we really live here for - makes up for rainy (and hurricane) season!

 

[HansO]

Still plenty of them there, cant stand them myself tho.

Yeah it's probably like Flathead fish I am all way's throwing them back, eaten so many I am sick of them it is always the way if there is plenty of them you get sick of them after you have had to many

 

[R3Tex]

Another Texas greeting. Welcome to the forum

 

[Lonzol]

Welcome from the USA, enjoy the ride!

 

[Alex]

You must have been here during our rainy season - June 1 - November 30. The Florida peninsula is sub-tropical, with a nearly tropical climate. When it rains here - it REALLY rains. I've been forced off the road in my car - nevermind the bike - by rainstorms so heavy visibility at ground level went to -0-. Usually these summer rains aren't all day soakers - oftentimes just 20 - 30 minutes, but the volume of water which can be delivered in a short rainstorm is HUGE. Carrying a rainsuit is a MUST. It's not unusual to have measurable rain every day during the rainy season for weeks at a time

It's December 1 - May 31 that we really live here for - makes up for rainy (and hurricane) season!

Yep spot on was in july last year. But quite frankly, even with the rain, I can easily live there. Beautiful place, really love it.