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[drfubar]

I'm exactly the opposite. I spent my childhood years living in the suburbs of Chicago and the family did most of our vacationing times in Northern Wisconsin. Early in my 20s I moved to Kentucky with a friend, married and have lived here for the last almost 35 years. I hate the 90's. I don't like the 80's, can live with the 70's and start feeling alive at 65 and below. Most of my adult vacations have been to or around the Quetico in Canada or around the northern borders. My wife, who is a native Kentuckian gives me grief about choosing a life down here and complaining about the heat. She's always right and because of her, I will stay. I love the fall and winter, cutting wood, hunting, camping. Now starts the very best time of year to be outside riding. I live on a bit of acreage and ride some almost everyday. I have nearing 600 miles on my Honda, almost everyone of them on my property. I say bring on the cold and let the seat keep me warm

More power to ya

 

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[1BadDart]

I'm exactly the opposite. I spent my childhood years living in the suburbs of Chicago and the family did most of our vacationing times in Northern Wisconsin. Early in my 20s I moved to Kentucky with a friend, married and have lived here for the last almost 35 years. I hate the 90's. I don't like the 80's, can live with the 70's and start feeling alive at 65 and below. Most of my adult vacations have been to or around the Quetico in Canada or around the northern borders. My wife, who is a native Kentuckian gives me grief about choosing a life down here and complaining about the heat. She's always right and because of her, I will stay. I love the fall and winter, cutting wood, hunting, camping. Now starts the very best time of year to be outside riding. I live on a bit of acreage and ride some almost everyday. I have nearing 600 miles on my Honda, almost everyone of them on my property. I say bring on the cold and let the seat keep me warm

Ned where in W.KY are you?

 

[amc019]

I'm exactly the opposite. I spent my childhood years living in the suburbs of Chicago and the family did most of our vacationing times in Northern Wisconsin. Early in my 20s I moved to Kentucky with a friend, married and have lived here for the last almost 35 years. I hate the 90's. I don't like the 80's, can live with the 70's and start feeling alive at 65 and below. Most of my adult vacations have been to or around the Quetico in Canada or around the northern borders. My wife, who is a native Kentuckian gives me grief about choosing a life down here and complaining about the heat. She's always right and because of her, I will stay. I love the fall and winter, cutting wood, hunting, camping. Now starts the very best time of year to be outside riding. I live on a bit of acreage and ride some almost everyday. I have nearing 600 miles on my Honda, almost everyone of them on my property. I say bring on the cold and let the seat keep me warm

I am the same way, and I still don't think there's anywhere I had rather live besides the Natural State. The summers are brutal, but spring, fall and winter are great. Everything you could ever need in one state, but I'm biased.

 

[ErikHonda4Life]

did I miss it what was the cost?$$$$$$

 

[JTW]

I'm exactly the opposite. I spent my childhood years living in the suburbs of Chicago and the family did most of our vacationing times in Northern Wisconsin. Early in my 20s I moved to Kentucky with a friend, married and have lived here for the last almost 35 years. I hate the 90's. I don't like the 80's, can live with the 70's and start feeling alive at 65 and below. Most of my adult vacations have been to or around the Quetico in Canada or around the northern borders. My wife, who is a native Kentuckian gives me grief about choosing a life down here and complaining about the heat. She's always right and because of her, I will stay. I love the fall and winter, cutting wood, hunting, camping. Now starts the very best time of year to be outside riding. I live on a bit of acreage and ride some almost everyday. I have nearing 600 miles on my Honda, almost everyone of them on my property. I say bring on the cold and let the seat keep me warm

I'm with ya!! I love it here but.. I like it cool!