Alabama thread!

Mornin fellas

 

Morning Phil

 

Went hiking on the Biltmore estate yesterday and walked along the river.

 

Sup David

 

Sup Phil!

 

https://youtu.be/yErzSHa3xwY?si=tFIm9qI2N9dImXtL

 

Sup Jonny

 

Said i wasnt going to buy anything else but then decided to buy skids cause they were 15% off lol. Got Engine and Trans in aluminum. Like the Victory ones cause they cover the cats too.

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Damn Your mods are a KLX

 

LMAO probably. Sold 2 cars so i have some extra cash lol.

 

From AlabamaWX

WET AT TIMES: March is the wettest month of the year in Alabama, the average for Birmingham is 5.66″. So, it isn’t that odd that we are forecasting multiple chances of rain across the Deep South through Saturday.

Much of today should be dry, with morning clouds giving way to a partly sunny afternoon. A few spotty showers will show up later today; odds of any one spot getting wet are 20/25 percent. The day will be mild with a high in the 70s.

TOMORROW: A disturbance will bring rain and thunderstorms into Alabama tomorrow and tomorrow night. Not expecting any severe thunderstorms, and rain amounts should be around one inch for most of the state. There will be breaks in the rain, but the day looks pretty wet with a high in the 67-72 degree range.

WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY: We will mention some risk of showers on these two days, but nothing widespread or heavy. The sun will break out at times, and afternoon highs will be mostly in the mid 70s.

FRIDAY/THE WEEKEND: A dynamic weather system will bring another organized batch of rain and thunderstorms into Alabama Friday, Friday night, and into at least part of the day Saturday. With high precipitable water values in place, the rain will be heavy at times, and some flooding is very possible. Rain amounts between now and Saturday night will be in the 3-6 inch range over the northern half of Alabama, with 2-4 inches likely for the southern counties.

We also note SPC has defined a risk of severe thunderstorms for South Alabama Friday and Friday night…



This is a conditional threat; a large mass of rain could evolve early in the day, keeping instability values down. Also, the main dynamic support for severe storms seems to be focused north of here. We will watch model trends over the next few days and the forecast will be adjusted as needed. But for now it looks like heavy rain/flooding will be the main concern.

Highs Friday and Saturday will be in the 67-73 degree range.

Dry air returns to the state Saturday night, and Sunday will be a mostly sunny, cooler day with a high in the upper 50s and low 60s.

NEXT WEEK: For now much of next week looks dry. Highs in the 60s Monday and Tuesday, followed by 70s over the latter half of the week. See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1842: A tornado moved through the western part of Tuscaloosa, killing one person and injuring ten others.

ON THIS DATE IN 1983: Brownsville, Texas, recorded a high of 100 degrees, the earliest the city has ever hit the century mark.

 

Gonna be a pretty slick truck when done.

 

Sup Mike

 

Morning erbody,

 

Good morning Phil.

Good morning Stevie.

Good morning Brian.

Good morning Mike.

 

Sup Stevie

Sup Barrie

 

Morning Barrie, how are you doing today?

 

@gixxerphil , what kinda window shopping is on the agenda for today? Hmmmmm

 

CFMoto MT450(they're calling it the Ibex 450 in the US). The Ibex starts at $6499 and should be here in the Fall.

I really want a bike that could handle longer trips at interstate speed.

I like the Tundra Grey




If I'm honest with myself, I really should just wait and see if the white Transalp comes to the states. The Ibex is just a bit too close to what my Rally is. The Transalp has twice the power with only about 30lbs more weight and would allow interstate travel a lot easier than the Ibex(although it's better than my Rally)

 

Yeah, the new springs will take 500-1000 miles to break in to final ride height.

It looks great!!