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  • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

    @MarkBrigham has a poll:

    Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

    #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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    #11

    @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite For me 0/32 is quite comfortable but -18/0 is impossible.

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    • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

      @MarkBrigham has a poll:

      Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

      #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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      #12

      @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite A3: Zero "hero" I guess, though there's more to it than temperature. Depends on wind and humidity (and sometimes whether the sun is out). Single digits F is common around here right now and I ride every day. Below zero or serious windchill means more layering and planning. #BikeNite

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      • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

        @MarkBrigham has a poll:

        Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

        #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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        #13

        @MarkBrigham @bikenite @ascentale
        #bikenite A3:
        My coldest ride this season was -11F, with -31F wind-chill. I bailed after 3 miles for a 6 mile round trip.

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        • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

          @MarkBrigham has a poll:

          Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

          #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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          #14

          @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite A3: The big deal for me is "is there ice and is it invisible?"

          I do ride below freezing, but I've got to trust the trails not to be iced over or I'm noping out.

          #BikeNite

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          • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

            @MarkBrigham has a poll:

            Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

            #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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            #15

            @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite

            #BikeNite A3. Though, prefer high 50's and 60's. Will briefly go out in much colder temps, as long as it's not raining.

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            • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

              @MarkBrigham has a poll:

              Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

              #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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              #16

              @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite q3
              #bikenite
              personal record is 11 below F done twice, after which I decided it just took tooo long to put that many layers on and it was risky, and tehre's this bus thing. It broke my "would you be satisfied saying why you were out there if something landed you in ER?"
              Ice/snow? Why should I take *those* risks? It's tricky enough to drive without having to go around me in the snecked down roads.
              Occasionally -- maybe twice a year -- I think, "oh, this would have been better if I had a car."

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              • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

                @MarkBrigham has a poll:

                Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

                #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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                #17

                @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite A3. It doesn't get below freezing where I live now. In my time in Minneapolis, though, 32°F/0°C was my cutoff for riding for pleasure. On a rare above-freezing day in January, I would go for a long ride to savor it. Below freezing, I would only ride where I needed to go as quickly as possible and then hurry inside to warm up; that, I still did as low as 8°F (it was a relatively mild winter). #BikeNite

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                • josh@social.feep.orgJ josh@social.feep.org

                  @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite A3: Zero "hero" I guess, though there's more to it than temperature. Depends on wind and humidity (and sometimes whether the sun is out). Single digits F is common around here right now and I ride every day. Below zero or serious windchill means more layering and planning. #BikeNite

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                  #18

                  @josh @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite Yes, my tights and winter jersey are black, and it makes an enormous difference when the sun is shining.

                  #BikeNite

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                  • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

                    @MarkBrigham has a poll:

                    Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

                    #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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                    #19

                    @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite #BikeNite A3 only seem to get a couple of frosts a year here, so down around 0-2°C is my typical lowest. Where i lived when I rode to highschool it was down to -5°C, sometimes slightly lower

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                    • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

                      @MarkBrigham has a poll:

                      Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

                      #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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                      #20

                      @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite We rarely get -15 "C or -20 "C in Berlin anymore due to manmade climate heating, but some days to -10 °C and some weeks to -5 °C we just currently have.

                      And many cyclists still do their regular commute ( #mdRzA = mit dem Rad zur Arbeit = with the cycle to work // #mdRzE = …zum Einkaufen = …to shopping) here, including me. ☃️

                      Some even longer tours ( #FrostPendeln = frosty commute // #mdRddG = mit dem Rad durch die Gegend = …around the scenery).

                      #bikenite #cold

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                      • oheso@ieji.deO oheso@ieji.de

                        @josh @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite Yes, my tights and winter jersey are black, and it makes an enormous difference when the sun is shining.

                        #BikeNite

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                        #21

                        @oheso @josh @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite

                        (Sorry, this movie clip came to mind immediately on your comment)

                        Robin Hood: Men in Tights

                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G59JnM4JKNQ

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                        • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

                          @oheso @josh @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite

                          (Sorry, this movie clip came to mind immediately on your comment)

                          Robin Hood: Men in Tights

                          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G59JnM4JKNQ

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                          #22

                          @ai6yr @josh @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite Not available in my country, but I believe I'm familiar ...

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                          • srlevine@neuromatch.socialS srlevine@neuromatch.social

                            @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite

                            When I lived somewhere we reached these temperatures I had some rules: if it was first thing in the morning it had to be above ~20F, if it was going home from work (and the bike was already at work) it had to be above ~10F. It has to do with the convenience of having my bike where I'm located (don't want to walk it somewhere or leave it somewhere) and whether I was showering in the morning and would have wet hair. My hair might be pretty short, but even pretty short hair will literally freeze if it's ~10F and you ride for 15 minutes. It was kind of disturbing to take my helmet off and have my hair feel crackly as the ice broke up.

                            TLDR: The difference from 32F to 0F is pretty big from a comfort perspective.

                            #BikeNite

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                            #23

                            @SRLevine @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite
                            #bikenite Wednesday I rode in b/c it was 24 F but stated that "if it's 10 F tomorrow, I"m on the bus."
                            It was 10. Even though I was on the bus, it did not snow, though.

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                            • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

                              @MarkBrigham has a poll:

                              Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

                              #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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                              #24

                              @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite I've done it down to -11F with the right clothing and planning it's fine. I will get my clothes sweaty so I always carry dry layers that I can stand still in case something goes wrong and I have to stop. Only thing that really prevents me is if it's too sloppy and I have to share with cars.

                              I can maintain myself much better than most people can drive, and usually it's harder to walk on ice after I stop than to ride.

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                              • martycormack@urbanists.socialM martycormack@urbanists.social

                                @MarkBrigham @bikenite @ascentale
                                #bikenite A3:
                                My coldest ride this season was -11F, with -31F wind-chill. I bailed after 3 miles for a 6 mile round trip.

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                                #25

                                @MartyCormack @MarkBrigham @bikenite @ascentale Ilearned when I commuted in that ... that I *had* to peel off the layers when I got to work or the cold air would work in the rest of the way and I'd be cold. I'd hve 5 layers on so by the time the cold got through them, I was putting out enough heat to stave it off... but I wouldn't have wanted to go longer than my 45 minute commute. And ... I stopped doing that when I got comfortable with the bus.

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                                • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

                                  @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite

                                  #BikeNite A3. Though, prefer high 50's and 60's. Will briefly go out in much colder temps, as long as it's not raining.

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                                  #26

                                  @ai6yr #bikenite I figured out 42 with 14 mph headwind and maybe a little drizzle .... makes me **really happy** really fast.
                                  I decided it's m y Celtic soul.

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                                  • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

                                    @MarkBrigham has a poll:

                                    Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

                                    #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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                                    #27

                                    @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite I've been outside at 0°C in Sydney once, but that's such a rare icy cold temperature here that any lower is "I rode round inside a commercial coolstore"

                                    But I've ridden in real snow in Aotearoa 30 years ago which doesn't really count IMO. A bit like a couple of people I know who've ridden below -40° at Scott Base. You do it have done it, not so much for transport.

                                    #BikeNite

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                                    • srlevine@neuromatch.socialS srlevine@neuromatch.social

                                      @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite

                                      When I lived somewhere we reached these temperatures I had some rules: if it was first thing in the morning it had to be above ~20F, if it was going home from work (and the bike was already at work) it had to be above ~10F. It has to do with the convenience of having my bike where I'm located (don't want to walk it somewhere or leave it somewhere) and whether I was showering in the morning and would have wet hair. My hair might be pretty short, but even pretty short hair will literally freeze if it's ~10F and you ride for 15 minutes. It was kind of disturbing to take my helmet off and have my hair feel crackly as the ice broke up.

                                      TLDR: The difference from 32F to 0F is pretty big from a comfort perspective.

                                      #BikeNite

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                                      #28

                                      @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite @SRLevine I find the humidity is a bigger deal than the temperature when it's below freezing. Also depends on gear and distance. I was perfectly comfortable bumbling around Banff at 0°F in the dry in full skiing attire, but I didn't have to get anywhere quickly or change into office clothes.

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                                      • radaufheber@troet.cafeR radaufheber@troet.cafe

                                        @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite We rarely get -15 "C or -20 "C in Berlin anymore due to manmade climate heating, but some days to -10 °C and some weeks to -5 °C we just currently have.

                                        And many cyclists still do their regular commute ( #mdRzA = mit dem Rad zur Arbeit = with the cycle to work // #mdRzE = …zum Einkaufen = …to shopping) here, including me. ☃️

                                        Some even longer tours ( #FrostPendeln = frosty commute // #mdRddG = mit dem Rad durch die Gegend = …around the scenery).

                                        #bikenite #cold

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                                        #29

                                        @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite Problem is not the cold but the bad maintenance of cycling infrastructure surfaces: https://bildung.social/@lutz_/115994979092536283

                                        (Video: https://youtu.be/ngCw3YxxMOg )

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                                        • ascentale@sfba.socialA ascentale@sfba.social

                                          @MarkBrigham has a poll:

                                          Q3. How low do you go? (Coldest temperature in which you willingly cycle).

                                          #BikeNiteQ #BikeNite #BikeTooter #Cycling #MastoBikes cc @bikenite

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                                          #30

                                          @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite Perhaps you need to do another poll with lower temperatures for our scandinavian and nordic biketooters like https://mas.to/@pekkatahkola/109392939516261678 and for canadian cyclists, too.

                                          Video what to wear when cycling in -25 °C: https://mas.to/@pekkatahkola/115849743090863552 ☃️ @pekkatahkola

                                          #MeanwhileinOulu #Finland #Oulu #biketooter #bikenite

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