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  1. #31
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    Living in New England, I love the fall & winter A LOT!! Summer has always been my least favorite season, given the heat & humidity.

    But........since my husband and I didn't start cycling until earlier this month, I really am enjoying & adapting to our warm weather, (thus far), quite well! Of course, summer really starts TODAY!

    We've been out in reasonably warm (97 & humid) weather already and I really don't mind it at all. I'm looking forward to enjoying the rest of the summer out here & enjoying riding, no matter the temperature.

    Not looking to rush 2006 by any means, but.....next year, it will be great to start riding in March...when the snow has melted!

    Have a great day all!

    Denise
    Last edited by Denise223; 06-21-2006 at 10:06 AM.

  2. #32
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    Feb 2005
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    I can do down to about 40-42 on the road. My speed gets slower, though. I have all of the gear. Bought toe warmers for X country skiing and was going to use them for cycling, but never did. I wear wool socks below 60-65 and booties sometimes at 50 or a little above. Definitely wear them in the forties. I can't stand cold feet. My full fingered gloves are OK in the 50s. I have a pair of of Amphib gloves that I wear mtb, that I'll wear on the road if it's in the 40s, but they sort of interfere with my shifting a little. I'll mtb down in the 30s, but only if there's no ice. I don't do rain, either,unless it starts while I'm out there. I guess that's wimpy. I did ride every month this past year, but only because of our unusually warm days we had at least one day each month.

  3. #33
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    I call myself a weather wimp, too, I just go in the other direction. Rain? I can deal (up to a point). Wind? Strength training, baby. Cold? Freezing ain't bad, much below that is iffy, if only because of the ice. William tends to go down on ice, so I stay away from icy patches but the cold is kind of invigorating.

    HOWEVER Heat & humidity will put me in the house snapping at everyone. I melt. I get mean. I really don't like the feeling of sweat on my skin. I itch. Yuck.

    Yup, I'm a weather wimp. I want clear cold winter days - all year round.

    Mom(inside because of humidity & heat)OnBike
    Give big space to the festive dog that make sport in the roadway. Avoid entanglement with your wheel spoke.
    (Sign in Japan)

    1978 Raleigh Gran Prix
    2003 EZ Sport AX

  4. #34
    Join Date
    Jun 2005
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    Illinois
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    Me too, me too!
    For the first time this year I turned the AC on yesterday... at 11:30 at night 'cause that's when I got home, and I didn't have an alarm clock in the basement. Tonight I move down there :-)

  5. #35
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    Apr 2006
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    Seattle
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    Quote Originally Posted by MomOnBike
    I call myself a weather wimp, too, I just go in the other direction. Rain? I can deal (up to a point). Wind? Strength training, baby. Cold? Freezing ain't bad, much below that is iffy, if only because of the ice. William tends to go down on ice, so I stay away from icy patches but the cold is kind of invigorating.
    Yup, I'm a weather wimp. I want clear cold winter days - all year round.

    Mom(inside because of humidity & heat)OnBike
    Gee, you sound like a perfect match for our weather here in Seattle!

 

 

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