Riding Temps in Cold Weather...

[Sully]

 

[cScjhb]

Interesting. Of most importance for me here in the desert is the loss of cooling (evaporation) effect above about 90 degrees. Somewhere in the past I read about this but your chart shows it very well. Thanks..... Jim

 

[hogcowboy]

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I really wish they would update this chart from when the national speed limit was 55mph to our new average of 90mph. But cold is cold regardless. The faster you go the sooner you can get warm.

 

[rhino 2]

I really wish they would update this chart from when the national speed limit was 55mph to our new average of 90mph. But cold is cold regardless. The faster you go the sooner you can get warm.

Faster 'Faster........Till the fear of death overcomes the joy of speed....:laugh:....

 

[kwkride]

I really wish they would update this chart from when the national speed limit was 55mph to our new average of 90mph. But cold is cold regardless. The faster you go the sooner you can get warm.

True, I often ride highway speed with the temps below 30 degrees.

A couple of years ago, I rode to work when the temp was 6, but I stuck to side roads.