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Is it cold where you are now?
#1
We're already cold here, and now we need to wear long pants for all our rides to avoid catching a cold after exercise without keeping warm.
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#2
It's getting colder every passing day. I can't cycle in my shorts and tee anymore.
TBH my cycling has decreased a lot. Need some new kits for winter
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#3
Did a -4 °C (24.8 °F) commute ride today, but I'm used to it during winters.
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#4
Rode in 30°F conditions today, but still wearing shorts with cycling jacket.
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#5
I loved riding in winter's of Boston. Once I dressed-up for the weather, the rides were so much fun. And, once the core had warmed up, no issues at all. My fingers/toes were a different issue though.

Currently I am in Ecuador and haven't had any wintery days but many of the mornings/evenings are cold. So, I keep my layers close by and layer-up/down accordingly.
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#6
It's pretty cold. It was freezing point today.

Still not bad if you bundle up and have good gloves.

I think the real biting cold is when it gets like 16°F (-9°C).
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#7
It's ranging 32-42 F where I am, with regular rain, so it's pretty cloudy, dark and miserable.

Pretty depressing conditions, especially for riding. As a result, I've not been out on my bike for a few days.

Will have to dig deep, be brave, dress up and go out like the fully grown man I claim to be.

To be honest, I was hoping to upgrade my wet-weather gear but the 'perfect' products I found through much research haven't been in stock. Sad
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#8
I want to buy a cycling equipment to my friends, he like cycling, do you have any suggestions?
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#9
(11-30-2022, 02:22 AM)Talha Wrote:  It's getting colder every passing day. I can't cycle in my shorts and tee anymore.
TBH my cycling has decreased a lot. Need some new kits for winter

Me too. Where are you? Wink

(12-01-2022, 01:57 PM)Zviedrs Wrote:  Did a -4 °C (24.8 °F) commute ride today, but I'm used to it during winters.

Wow, how did you do it? It's amazing to me.

(12-01-2022, 02:27 PM)Jake1 Wrote:  Rode in 30°F conditions today, but still wearing shorts with cycling jacket.

Can't you feel the cold? I admire you.

(12-03-2022, 05:44 PM)GirishH Wrote:  I loved riding in winter's of Boston. Once I dressed-up for the weather, the rides were so much fun. And, once the core had warmed up, no issues at all. My fingers/toes were a different issue though.

Currently I am in Ecuador and haven't had any wintery days but many of the mornings/evenings are cold. So, I keep my layers close by and layer-up/down accordingly.

That's so great! I like to ride on warm days.

(12-04-2022, 10:12 PM)ReapThaWhirlwind Wrote:  It's pretty cold. It was freezing point today.

Still not bad if you bundle up and have good gloves.

I think the real biting cold is when it gets like 16°F (-9°C).

Wow wow wow, would it be safer to be at home on a day like this? When riding, are the roads prone to slippage?

(12-05-2022, 07:31 PM)enkei Wrote:  It's ranging 32-42 F where I am, with regular rain, so it's pretty cloudy, dark and miserable.

Pretty depressing conditions, especially for riding. As a result, I've not been out on my bike for a few days.

Will have to dig deep, be brave, dress up and go out like the fully grown man I claim to be.

To be honest, I was hoping to upgrade my wet-weather gear but the 'perfect' products I found through much research haven't been in stock. Sad

That's so sad, where are you?
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#10
woke up today at actual -7 F. with wind chills @ 35 below 0. when I was half my age now , these were the temps I challenged myself to 2hr rides across town to get a cup of coffee and head back home. Times I miss for sure
There are two kinds of people in the world, "Those who help themselves to people, and those who help people!"
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#11
Pretty cold here now, -7 C yesterday. Today is closer to 0C.

The snow on the ground has been pretty fun though, Fat Tire snow E-Biking is one of my favourite pastimes now! Pretty amazing what 750-1000 W do in a foot of snow Cool
Enjoy the Ride!
Scott
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#12
I used to have a paper route in the midwest when I was a kid that I had to do on a bike because it covered two strip malls and was a LONG route.

My BMX was perfect for that but in the winter, sheet ice in the parking lots and railway ties hiding in the snow made it a near-lethal journey.

More than once I flew over the handle bars. Good times!
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#13
I've done my time in the cold through the years, over the hills, and far away. It's an indoor spin day for me, even in Florida. 36° 28°wind chill. Christmas ride tomorrow if it hits above 50°❄️😎😬
I have cold weather gear, but it's for cool weather now. 🖖🎄
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#14
Please, intelligent people of the world, just read this COMPANY'S post!

What I would like is for thinly veiled marketing and research techniques to be obliterated from online public forums. Website administrators need to be more observant of these pathetic and obvious uses of the public opinion to gain free marketing information. This is nothing different than an "paid" online "survey" except for the paid part.
Santic, please just come out and identify yourself as a company trying to access public opinion for cost free market research.
I work as an IT security professional (and also have a governmental intelligence background), and although there is nothing illegal about what "Santic" is doing; this company is only trying to get free information to propel their profit margin based on those who will pay for merchandise produced by low cost labor.
Sorry to burst anyone's bubble, but I have seen this occur so many times that it is becoming pathetic.
What needs to happen is for companies like this, China based company, is to PAY YOU for providing them with valuable research data. This company is merely taking advantage of unsuspecting and gullible participants contributing in their plan to gain market information for free in order to profit off of it.
What is sad is that this company is open about who they are, and yet the public on this site is willing to give them information that "Santic" would have to pay professional marketing analysts for under normal circumstances. Thus, they gain from free marketing advice and low cost production labor.

I leave this to your own ethics if you decide to continue to provide this unethical company free information.

I have already done "deep dives" on this and other companies participating openly on this and other websites only to find that the general public is happy to unwaryingly provide them information that would otherwise, under normal circumstances, require a company (at a much higher cost) to hire someone to gather the same information.

These techniques are used by many companies, most of which put much more effort, and thus money, into their marketing research efforts.

Many companies are now just "phishing" for free information with general postings on forum sites (and emails, etc.) like this, and are most pleased for any responses provided to their (often "bot" generated) queries.

Fot those who care about the integrity of this and other forum sites that they are honestly supporting; please just ignore these postings and bring them to the attention of site administrators so that a disclaimer will be attached identifying these postings as commercial "phishing" threads.

I have, on this site alone, easily identified companies particitpating within the forums, private messaging, and onsite advertising.

Do what you will, but these unethical efforts only degrade the true nature of what a general public forum website was established for. I certainly understand the need for advertising, marketing, and the gathering of online information, but it should be done in an open and honest manner.

Essentially, every online "social" site is being unobstrusively or openly "mined" for information to be used for varying purposes. I am just providing a public warning to those who are not aware of it.
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#15
(12-03-2022, 05:44 PM)GirishH Wrote:  I loved riding in winter's of Boston. Once I dressed-up for the weather, the rides were so much fun. And, once the core had warmed up, no issues at all. My fingers/toes were a different issue though.

Currently I am in Ecuador and haven't had any wintery days but many of the mornings/evenings are cold. So, I keep my layers close by and layer-up/down accordingly.

Yes, I used to live the sound of the crunchy snow on the trails in Montauk. Now a fair weather rider.
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#16
(11-29-2022, 09:56 PM)Santic Wrote:  We're already cold here, and now we need to wear long pants for all our rides to avoid catching a cold after exercise without keeping warm.

It's very cold, I will shiver when I come back indoors after going out. I didn't want to move anymore. Looked at the data recorded on my BP Doctor and fell into silence.
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#17
Waiting for my windbreaker
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