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View Poll Results: Getting Through Winter

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  • I ride all winter long. Snow, rain, or sleet I am on my road bike.

    25 32.47%
  • I will go the the gym and ride my road bike on the nice winter days.

    35 45.45%
  • I ride my mountain bike or go snow shoeing or skiing to get me through the winter months.

    11 14.29%
  • I hybernate all winter long and pick it up when spring arrives.

    6 7.79%
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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Feb 2006
    Location
    Aberystwyth, Wales
    Posts
    659
    Luckily not much snow and ice here in the uk, but I rode all winter even in Illinois, Norway and Wisconsin when I lived there. Here in the uk the main issue is how incredibly cold it feels when it's 5C and 100% humidity. I'm still working out the clothing situation and stocking up on woollies. Other than that, I've got my bike and me decked out with lots of lights and reflectives so I ride after work despite the dark. Although today, I took advantage of a slow day at work and did my ride at lunchtime instead. May do that more often when I can.
    Specialized Tricross Sport / Specialized Lithia 143

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jun 2008
    Location
    The Great White North
    Posts
    662
    I do a combination of: work-outs on the road bike on the trainer; riding my hybrid outside on weekends (too dark here too early) when it's nice and not icy (no studs); hiking/walking; x-country skiing; yoga, core work and strength conditioning. That said, probably at least 50% of my efforts go to "riding" the bike on the trainer.

 

 

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