Although I can (and have) ridden 100 miles on the hottest days of the year, I have problems once it gets cold. I can still ride, but it's no longer fun. So I usually walk, jog and hit the gym. Yesterday was the first time that I was able to ride outside this year, and it felt great. I texted a cycling buddy to brag, but he had just been out himself.
Spring is coming!
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"There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes."
ReplyDeleteI saw a thing that had hand warmers in the handle bars. It might help.
ReplyDeleteOnly you could get away with pedaling your ass all around town
ReplyDeleteI'm your age and want to start riding this spring. What type of bike do you recommend since I am new to riding.
ReplyDeleteI will write a post answering your question.
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