That's nuts! It made my chuckle because I too have encountered all types of creatures here on the outskirts of the silicon valley (foothills) which you'd otherwise have no idea lived in the area during the day.welshdude3 said:Once night in mid-October I saw a wolverine while on the Parkway. It was unmistakable. Asa I arrived home I did an images search and sure enough I'd seen one. Contacted the Gulo society. They told me it had probably escaped from a private, illegal owner as they don't go that far south. Felt and still feel blessed. It was headed north, btw.
Maybe try one of these. They are SO bright they'll give one plenty of reaction time. For myself my headlights vary between 150-360 lumens. But, I'm really familiar with my local terrain, so I can get by with less. Ambient lighting can play tricks if not quite bright enough.DancingLady said:...On another route I have taken after dark, I did not like it at all because of the road condition. It was not an uncomfortable neighborhood to be in at that hour, but because the street lights are set for residential, the road is not that well lit, and it is not in good condition at all. In the day time I carefully make my way through some of the rougher spots, but at night I was not happy about the fact that I could not see where the big bumps and potholes were, so I had to go very, very slow to avoid jarring myself and my bike it I guessed wrong and hit one.
JamesAA said:Where's that? 40 C is pretty damn hot!
40 Degrees! That's so hot and that is why you enjoy the night rides. Isn't it?It's about 40 Celsius during the day here now, so yeah, I do enjoy night rides.![]()
The breeze is the best part of night ride and I love it. It calms my mind.Oh yes, I love such type of night rides. While riding at night, it's totally different, the scenery changes so much and you feel the breeze of wind following you're back.
Actually, 90 of people like riding bike at night.I'm with you guys. I totally feel the same way.