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Posted by nhtrikes
 - August 22, 2013, 13:57:37 PM

Sounds like one of those magical rides that we all get now and again during the ridin' season. Mind if I ask what you wear to keep that chill out of your bones. 48F is quite chilly to be ridin' especially without the sun. Do you have a windshield? I don't have a windshield so my early morning rides to work lately at 52F get quite chilly on the highway even with 3 layers on. Days here are still getiing into the low 80's so ridin' home is great! All the morning gear stuffed in my back pack. I can ride down to about 55F comfortably, below that it starts getting difficult to stay warm after about 1/2 hour ridin'. Legs and chest seem to be the hardest to keep warm.

Posted by 49Reo
 - August 22, 2013, 13:24:17 PM

Went for a night ride last night, left the house at around 10:30pm. Beautiful; wispy clouds with the moon shining through, cool night breeze, pleasant smells, fresh cut grass, poplar trees, smoke from a brush fire in someones field, etc. Was around 48F, a bit cool, but still a great ride, wish it could have lasted longer, but it is what it is. Loved it.  :)

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