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I had on jeans, (with a hole in one leg), hoody, leather jacket, denim vest, (blanket lined), leather boots, nose-picker gloves,(no fingers on them; I nicknamed them that after seeing a guy booking down the highway and digging in the nose at the same time), and my helmet with a skully on under it. When I get too cold, I put chaps on,(leather) regular leather gloves, in REALLY cold weather I wear insulated gloves and use an electric jacket under my leather jacket; it plugs in to the outlet for my battery tender. Sometimes I use a helmet with a face shield as well. I do have a windshield on as well, but last night it wasn't doing a lot of good as it was quite windy. Wasn't a long ride, or would have put on chaps and full gloves.
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.
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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