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Originally Posted by omegajim  My definition is determined by how long since I've driven.
Being January, and the last month driving was couple of months ago, my definition of cold is about 40. Not driving all that far, not getting dressed like I'm going snowmobiling either.
I'm curious what the TX standard of cold is; since anytime it gets much below 55, wait, it'll get warmer. |
If you want to know what the standard is in my part of Texas is, pick any temp, fill the bathtub up with water, jump in, then go for a ride....
That's my standard. I'm two blocks from the water and my whole trip commuting I'm never more than about 10 miles from the water so HUMIDITY does play a factor...
Last time I rode in it was 40° w/ a dewpoint of 40° or 100% HUMIDITY for 65miles, nonstop riding at 80mph...but as long as I can feel my hands I'm comfortable (Gerbing's gloves
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