Another "delicate blossom" here, ha ha ha, I'm trying to to laugh at the thought of describing myself like that. Anyway, cold and sunny, no question about it.
Another "delicate blossom" here, ha ha ha, I'm trying to to laugh at the thought of describing myself like that. Anyway, cold and sunny, no question about it.
I really don't like any of those choices, but I chose mild and misty. 55 degrees is probably my favorite temperature; I like the 55-70 range. However, I don't like riding in rain or mistiness and I would not deliberately start a ride if it was raining. I ride in temperatures down to about 37, but it has to be sunny if it's that cold. I don't like extreme heat, either. It feels too hot to me when it gets above 82 or so. Now I have ridden up to about 98, but it really bothers me.
I didn't choose either....warm or even hot, beats out cold or wet damp weather for me. 70 degrees or above with sunshine and I am a happy rider
~ JoAnn
2012 Specialized Amira S-Works
2012 Vita Elite
2011 Specialized Dolce Elite (raffle prize) - Riva Road 155
Ralaigh Tara Mtn Bike
I could handle misty and mild, but I can handle hot, Hot and Hotter (I think I've ridden in temps as high as 100)
Sure there's limit where it's just too hot to be safe.
I really just don't enjoy riding in temps below 30 to 35 degrees.
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