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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: OP, KS
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I have been riding in any where from 2 degres F to about 30 degres F for a couple weeks now and I cant stand the cold weather. This advise was helpful thanks! Sad part is some times there is now way to get around the snow... -Devin |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Wool is the way to go as a first layer, from head to toe, if possible.
It's pretty much the only thing that'll still keep you warm even when you've soaked it in sweat. Sweater or sweater vest to keep your torso warm, I personally like those lobsterclaw type gloves, they're a good compromise between fingered gloves (get cold easily when it's REALLY bitter out there) and mittens (too clumsy for riding a bike). Wool glove liners for temps below the 20's. (All that would be 100% wool, btw.......) If you absolutely MUST ride in the winter with your cleats, you have to use extra protection for your feet, wool socks a must, 2 pairs if necessary (provided they will fit inside your cleats....), you could also employ the old bum trick of wrapping your feet in newspaper/plastic bags to further insulate them. Better choice: normal shoes, warm, windproof ones....... |
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