ridin in the rain
take your time, don't be in hurry. Rain gear would be great, but I don't carry any. If you can get off the interstate and ride a city street it will help a lot. Got stuck in it about a month ago, the 1.5 hr ride home turned into 4+ hrs. Kept trying to pull over and wait it out,got off the interstate and it wasn't too bad. You can take your time, and not worry much about getting soaked and blown all over the roads by semi's.
The semi's suck in the rain. I think they enjoy flying by and blowing water up in your face. Bastards! 
If you get caught in it, just go with the flow and don't let it get under your skin. Laugh it off. I'm not sure secondary roads are any better... I guess depends on how long it's been raining. The interstates seem to get rid of the oily residue quicker because of more traffic - the secondary roads can be slicker.
Just slow down, give yourself more stopping room, etc. etc. Just common sense stuff.

If you get caught in it, just go with the flow and don't let it get under your skin. Laugh it off. I'm not sure secondary roads are any better... I guess depends on how long it's been raining. The interstates seem to get rid of the oily residue quicker because of more traffic - the secondary roads can be slicker.
Just slow down, give yourself more stopping room, etc. etc. Just common sense stuff.
Riding in the rain is not a problem. You better have good tires. Take things a little slower and brake earlier and be less agressive. It's so hot right now I kinda actually like it when it rains a little to cool me off. I have been caught in 4 heavy down poors and the first time I was scared ****less. But realized the tires stuck pretty good. Take turns slower than normal, leave it in a higher gear, feather the clutch so on and so on.
If at anytime you are uncomfortable........Stop........Pull over.........Not worth you getting hurt.
If at anytime you are uncomfortable........Stop........Pull over.........Not worth you getting hurt.



