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@ascentale @InkySchwartz @bikenite A7. Trail-a-bikes should be fine. I've been thinking of getting one for the older kid to maybe lighten the load and redistribute the pickup weight a bit. Maybe go the stretchy bike leash thing.
The ones I've seen for cargo look pretty good as well. They work the same way a bike does, effectively, so I think you just lose out on some cargo space for more manouverability. Certainly easier for off-road hauling.
@wesley @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite I'd definitely get pogies if we got under 20F regularly. I remember my hands getting chilly under my "colder" gloves that day.
@rowmyboat @ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite That's my biggest problem, too. So long as my hands, feet, and ears are warm, I'll be fine. Maybe even sweat a bit!
My usual cold weather work commute outfit is just warm socks, my usual pants, an undershirt, button up shirt, wool vest, gloves, and a wool cycling cap with ear covers. Only around 20F the wind starts to seep into my gloves.
@ascentale @MarkBrigham @bikenite Going "Zero hero", though I haven't actually gone that low and would probably consider just not. However, I've done in the low teens F (slightly regrettably) and would go lower with the right gear.
Fortunately frozen tears make a pretty solid wind cover.