GHOSTWITTHEMOST
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Who else loves riding below 50 degrees? Something about it is just soo relaxing! I think my favorite weather to ride is below 50.
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Who else loves riding below 50 degrees? Something about it is just soo relaxing! I think my favorite weather to ride is below 50.
Who else loves riding below 50 degrees? Something about it is just soo relaxing! I think my favorite weather to ride is below 50.
Who else loves riding below 50 degrees? Something about it is just soo relaxing! I think my favorite weather to ride is below 50.
Anything above 30.
The weather here is odd... it always starts cold, but doesn't usually peak until 2-4 pm... that being said I try not to ride below 50. I definitely won't ride below 40 as the ice and frost bite at speed risk is too high.
I do plan on buying a heated jacket this summer.
My optimum weather is 60-90.
Above 90 it get to hot if your in traffic, in the city, or other stop and go...
my modular helmet should help with that though... Also working on getting a camelback.
I don't have a temperature cut off for riding. I ride year round. The only time I won't get on the bike is when its snowing. Having the right gear for colder temps makes a big difference. I've rode as cold as 17 and as hot as 105. So I guess I have an 88 degree range for my comfort zone.
LOL! That's a hell of a range. I worry more about traction then just comfort when cold riding. Tires don't like to warm up. Definitely have to take it easy on corners.
for me, riding is just like doing anything else, 60-80 please. sure i can try to endure 85-90 but id rather not get tired and make a critical mistake at triple digits
I don't have a temperature cut off for riding. I ride year round. The only time I won't get on the bike is when its snowing. Having the right gear for colder temps makes a big difference. I've rode as cold as 17 and as hot as 105. So I guess I have an 88 degree range for my comfort zone.