spklbuk
Well-known member
Throw a sweatshirt on over your long-sleeve T, put the windbreaker liner in your mesh and a nylon rain suit to throw over top just in case...should take care of it. Oh yeah, consider how you can keep yer digits warm too.
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Throw a sweatshirt on over your long-sleeve T, put the windbreaker liner in your mesh and a nylon rain suit to throw over top just in case...should take care of it. Oh yeah, consider how you can keep yer digits warm too.
Bungie
FrostBack #2 - IBA # 44620
Frost here in Northern Ontario this morning. Meh, I still ride to work everyday, thats why they call us Frostbacks.
Geezer
Parsimonious Curmudgeon
Agree, cold fingers are painful. And you need some way to keep the wind from blowing down your neck. When it gets really cold I like to wear a hoodie under my jacket and leave the hood down so it bunches up on the back of my neck to seal between the helmet and jacket collar.
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luvtoride
My Indian name is "Pants On Fire"
I did all of that last year & was still cold on one of those mornings. If it looks like high for the day in the 70's, I'll be wearing winter gear. Ice, it is possible that you'll need a bit of room under your mesh for layering. Be prepared if this happens.
jmarran
Well-known member
If the high temps stay in the 70's, I'll prob wear my leathers like last year.
More comfortable on long days, and way safer considering the amount of time out there.
Besides, I managed to lose a few pounds over the summer and maybe the leathers will make me look sexy.
That should make a few people choke on their drinks while reading this.
More comfortable on long days, and way safer considering the amount of time out there.
Besides, I managed to lose a few pounds over the summer and maybe the leathers will make me look sexy.
That should make a few people choke on their drinks while reading this.
Yeah, if it's going to be that cool, I guess the mesh gear is out. 3/4 length, 3 season jackets are in.
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Grumpy
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I thought that you had a heated vest. That was some of the best money we spent......and also the stator upgrade to run them.
luvtoride
My Indian name is "Pants On Fire"
I do have a Gerbings, Grumpy. I didn't bring it thinking that I wouldn't need it. I'll be more prepared this year. Last year I didn't freeze, or anything... but there was a window of uncomfortable time.
No stator upgrade. My jacket is all that I run except for small electronic gadgets. Not needed until I put that extra lighting on that I've been eying.
No stator upgrade. My jacket is all that I run except for small electronic gadgets. Not needed until I put that extra lighting on that I've been eying.
S76
Well-known member
50's to 70's is perfect riding weather to me.
I will definitely be packing heat though. (Gerbings)
Only thing is with the jacket, pants, and gloves on I need a steping stool to get on the bike. Makes ya feel like the Michelin man. I can stay comfortable down to 30 degrees with it though.
Still would rather wear that than rain gear.
I will definitely be packing heat though. (Gerbings)
Only thing is with the jacket, pants, and gloves on I need a steping stool to get on the bike. Makes ya feel like the Michelin man. I can stay comfortable down to 30 degrees with it though.
Still would rather wear that than rain gear.
jwilly
Administrator of Drama
Why all the talk about heated gear?
HaulinAshe
Well-known member
Scab
I got nothin' here...
And while ya'll are at it with all the heated gear, don't forget to soak your socks in kerosene.
It'll prevent the ants from crawling up your legs and eating your candy *****! :lol:
It'll prevent the ants from crawling up your legs and eating your candy *****! :lol:
spklbuk
Well-known member
Why all the talk about heated gear?
When yer azz leaves the pastoral lowlands of the Greenbrier Valley and ascends to the alpine peaks of the high country...you won't have to ask! 50s in the valley translates to 40s on the hill. Canadian air moving in after the remnants of Ike passes by...think October and you'll have it about right.
Ha, ha... What do you southern pukes know about Canadian air masses?
It'll be friggen tee shirt weather I tell ya!
Well, definitely for the girls...
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cota95
RI Beach Pop
Fred, I didn't need the insert on that picture to get the point (s)
Ha, ha... What do you southern pukes know about Canadian air masses?
It'll be friggen tee shirt weather I tell ya!
Well, definitely for the girls...
HaulinAshe
Well-known member
Mmmmmm... Yum!!! *** before gravity. Thanks FredW!
ngarider
Ride More, Talk Less
Jagermeister
Well-known member
The Average High Temperature is 71 F with a historical range of 57 F to 84 F
The Average Low Temperature is 50 F with a historical range of 33 F to 63 F
There is a 0% chance of a Hot Day (temperature over 90°F / 32°C).
(0 days out of 75 in historical record)
Most consecutive days found in historic record: 0
There is a 99% chance of a Warm Day (temperature over 60°F / 16°C).
(74 days out of 75 in historical record)
Most consecutive days found in historic record: 5
There is a 0% chance of a Freezing Day (temperature below 32°F / 0°C).
(0 days out of 75 in historical record)
Most consecutive days found in historic record: 0
[SIZE=12pt]And that's why EOM is scheduled for September![/SIZE] :yahoo:
Yup. The only skeery thing weatherwise in the fall is dodging those damn hurricanes. But it looks like we lucked out. :yahoo:
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