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Paul Cassel
Guest
Javier wrote:
> Can you guys recommend ow I should dress for cold weather riding, say
> 20-32 degrees F?
>
I've ridden in that this winter. I bought a bunch of stuff from
Performance, but never really solved the hands issue. Rather than get
specific, I recommend you look at their Web site or get a catalog.
Even ski gloves left my hands cold / numb. My buddy who knows a lot,
used lobster gloves which I'll try next year. Also another buddy uses
regular gloves with a shell over glove which he says works.
Me, I figured when the running water freezes and I'm out there, I'm
cold. Plain and simple. O, BTW, you know you are out there when your
water bottle freezes. Happened to me a dozen times last winter.
I hate cold.
> Can you guys recommend ow I should dress for cold weather riding, say
> 20-32 degrees F?
>
I've ridden in that this winter. I bought a bunch of stuff from
Performance, but never really solved the hands issue. Rather than get
specific, I recommend you look at their Web site or get a catalog.
Even ski gloves left my hands cold / numb. My buddy who knows a lot,
used lobster gloves which I'll try next year. Also another buddy uses
regular gloves with a shell over glove which he says works.
Me, I figured when the running water freezes and I'm out there, I'm
cold. Plain and simple. O, BTW, you know you are out there when your
water bottle freezes. Happened to me a dozen times last winter.
I hate cold.