Fall mornings.
Fall mornings.
I'd rather be swimming...biking...running...and eating cheesecake...
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I know this is going to sound crazy but I love to ride when it is really hot (85 -95 F) and humid (60% or higher). We typically have a warm but humid free summer (May - June) but the hot humid weather has arrived early and I'm enjoying it to the max!
Marcie
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I like hot and still, but not as hot as it was today. We were 105 with 40mph winds! It felt like a blast furnace outside. Needless to say, I did not ride today.
I'm a wimp; I don't like to ride if it's colder than 40 degrees or if its too much hotter than 65 (especially if there is climbing involved). I guess that means this is my favorite cycling weather--the weather we're having now
The hotter the better!!
"If we know where we want to go, then even a stony road is bearable." ~~ Horst Koehler
YOu are atypical..I lived in Ontario where summers are often 90-100% humidity before moving after 41+ yrs. I look to those former summers back in time...as a different sort of toughening up while cycling.
Best type of air quality for a city, is where we live now, fresher air... and temperatures during summer here are heavenly to me..just perfect. I like cycling around 18-22 C. with moderate humidity and no pouring rain.
I actually still have not yet fully acclimatized to pacific sea air totally...I always feel a slight cool edge in the air in non-sleeved garments. It's ok..I still want to adjust to high humidity when I visit elsewhere.
Enjoy late spring, summer and early fall the best here for cycling.
At our house we have a temp cutoff for biking..when it hits 38C or above, we don't ride..
I like 55-70ish, clear, dry. Which in New England is about 2 days a year! I hate riding in heat and humidity, although I do. There are times I exercise indoors if the air quality gets bad in the summer, which happens a couple of times a year.
I don't ride in really cold weather, either. Below 40 is my cut off for road rides, unless it's really sunny out.
I love 15-22c, but hate wind. As long as it's just a breeze, I'm fine.
I'm with Matbike and HoosierGiant...the hotter the better. Now that it’s getting into the 90s here in Atlanta I need to acclimate to the higher temps. It usually takes me about a week and a half, but then I’m back to my usual self.
Its strange that I like the hot weather for cycling...I can't stand it for anyhting else.![]()
That's a big +1! Fall is my favorite season, hands down, and IMO, better cycling weather is not to be found.
I hate riding in high, humid temps. So why do I live in Florida, you ask? For regular paychecks, of course, so I can continue to support my addictions of the two-wheeled kind.
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