. My girl is laughin her *** offffffffffffff!

 

Come down here when its 100+ and 100% humdity.

 

High. I'm already down here.

50 is perfect weather and perfect air temp for good fuel/air mix.

 

I agree with those who say too cold depends on what is on the road. Riding down to zero or below is okay as long as there is no wet stuff to ride on. If the roads are wet, then mid-thirties is as low as I'll go. I have ridden snow pack with temperatures below zero (fahrenheit), but very cautiously. Managed a thirty-mile ride in a blizzard oncewith temperatures in the twenties, ended up in six inches or so of new snow. Made it home upright, but wouldn't want to do it again.

 

I ride when it's < 85Ëš but > 77Ëš with wind gusts < 5 mph but still allow slight breeze, relative humidity < 80 but > 50, visibility +10.0 miles, Perc. probability < 20%, cloud coverage must be enough for slight shade but mostly sunny skies, UV and pollen index counts must also be low ... but I'm not picky about the pressure range [8D]

Not really but if I could draw up the perfect riding weather, that would be it ... I hate you San Diego [:@]

To honestly answer your question, I don't like riding when it's below 65Ëš ... I know it sounds wimpy but I ride to enjoy the ride and don't like being distracted by the weather ... I'd rather not notice it

Is that the definition of "Weekend Warrior" or what [8D]

 

Seriously. Who can stand 72 degrees every day of the year...dammit

 

I am good down to about 15 degrees or so. That's where the cold starts screwing my eyes up!

 

The ONLY thing that I like about living in Ohio is that I get to go to Pebble Beach every year during the Winter. This pic reminds me of Pebble. I can't wait!

 

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When you coming up to visit??