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I ended up riding through a blowing snowstorm in Utah once, that's the worst weather I've ridden in. Add to that having no coolant (water+water wetter required for track events) and you get the added fun of not being able to stop. Rode in the 20s in NJ once, that sucked.
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Just rode in to work. It was around 32.
Jeans, shoes, hoodie, jacket, gloves, and lid... There was no wind coming off the harbour, so it wasn't bad.. |
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10 minutes through town.
If I had been doing highway I'd have thrown on my ski pants. I have a nomex firefighting hood that I put on that makes a huge difference. It stops all wind from going down my jacket or freezing my neck. |
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I assume UNDER the helmet?
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Its currently up to about 34, and its supposed to rain!
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Caster, I don't cover my head with it.
I just use it as an expensive over engineered gator. It really makes a huge differece. Allows me to drop an entire under layer. When I usually wear a sweater, I can just throw that on and go. |
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Gotcha (just gathering info for cold motard days)
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This is what I use. It's very thick and I put it on before my underlayer to keep it in place. I let the hood flap behind..
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