Does anyone know if this is accurate? I'm trying to find out how cold it really is when I'm riding in this freezing weather. http://motorcyclecity.com/chill.htm
On a second note NEVER forget your gloves at home when it's in the twenties! Hands tend to freeze...literally.

 

dont know if its accurate but still cool. nice find

 

holy freezing finger tips batman... if this is accurate, I rode to work this morning with a temp of -8.993644952338883 F. It was 25F and I hit 90mph just about all the way there in the discount lane (discount lane = HOV/Car Pool Lane). I call it the discount lane, because I travel the same speed if I'm in it or not. The HOV is 65MPH, the rest are 55MPH.... so since I am billed $5 for each mile over the speed limit, the HOV is a $50 discount on a speeding ticket.

 

dang who knew it was so cold when it isnt actually that cold out i definatley agree with you destinmatt it sucks when you forget you gloves at home

 

I can't believe you guys are still riding in this weather right now its about 5*F out side with out the wind chill im also up by cleveland but still i could not imagine riding in anything low enough to have ice on the road.

Nick

 

I'm down in Texas, but it's still 20 out right now (big news here), and I drove to and from school today and I'll ride in any weather as long as my bike will start...and I have my gloves. I don't wanna ever have to defrost my hands ever again! It's a cool calculatoy though. A few people told me it didn't sound right, so I thought I'd check and share how cold it actual is.

 

I punched in some #'s and it seemed right to me. Anything below 30F on a bike should just be labeled "F'ing Cold" I love the cold weather -- sweating in leathers really sux. Wear enough warm stuff and it really isn't that bad. Only thing I hate is unexpected ice [:@]

 

This works great here in NC. Thanks.