Yes, but don't let that stop you.
That pretty much was the MO I used to do with my Roadie (bike) buddies
when we rode year round. One of them always had to be home by 10. Frosty
and icy was best, you never knew when the front tire would slide out.
I like cool mornings for summer uni. I prefer cold afternoons for winter
uni. My brain doesn't work right in the morning.
Last Sunday I was riding the neighborhood in about 35F dry weather. I
was wearing a sweatshirt and shorts with Harbingers, arm armour, and
knee pads. The first mile or so was finger freezing numb. After a few
miles and hills I had sweat dripping from my temples. I found it ironic
that in the last 1/2 mile a walker said, "that looks cold". He couldn't
have been further from the truth.
Ever wonder why it seems too darned cold when you walk out of the house
in 32F weather but you hit the ski slope in 30F weather and you find its
too hot?
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UniBrier - Its Time to Ride
Steve
Do your feet smell? Does you nose run?...You may be built upside down.
-Old joke I found in a Mad Magazine many moons ago.
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