I really like warmer weather. I am one of those that would rather be on the warm side, than cold. Just deal with the heat better than the cold.
My jacket has one liner in it, a warmer wind water resistant liner. So far, I have not had the liner out. Even with the temps in the low 80's with sunshine, I have been just fine with the liner in, and have even appreciated the liner in certain areas. In elevations and with the winds, it has been fairly chilly at times.
Chance of rain over the next few days - Saturday looking like the best day for the weekend.
(05-24-2015, 09:39 PM)dUh!_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I really like warmer weather. I am one of those that would rather be on the warm side, than cold. Just deal with the heat better than the cold.
My jacket has one liner in it, a warmer wind water resistant liner. So far, I have not had the liner out. Even with the temps in the low 80's with sunshine, I have been just fine with the liner in, and have even appreciated the liner in certain areas. In elevations and with the winds, it has been fairly chilly at times.
Chance of rain over the next few days - Saturday looking like the best day for the weekend.
Does it feel chilly at night? Is a sweater needed?
Riding in the mountains is fun and can be challenging thermally
You can be hot on the sunny side, go through a pass into the shade and be cold. Plus, the higher you go the cooler you will be. So bring a variety of stuff so you can layer up. It's cooler in the mornings and evenings. If it looks like it's going to be wet, you don't want ventilated boots or gloves.
I don't think it will be too bad this time of year though
(05-25-2015, 02:53 AM)SanPete_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (05-24-2015, 09:39 PM)dUh!_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I really like warmer weather. I am one of those that would rather be on the warm side, than cold. Just deal with the heat better than the cold.
My jacket has one liner in it, a warmer wind water resistant liner. So far, I have not had the liner out. Even with the temps in the low 80's with sunshine, I have been just fine with the liner in, and have even appreciated the liner in certain areas. In elevations and with the winds, it has been fairly chilly at times.
Chance of rain over the next few days - Saturday looking like the best day for the weekend.
Does it feel chilly at night? Is a sweater needed?
Does it feel chilly at night? Is a sweater needed?
Like an onion... You want to be prepared with layers.
(05-25-2015, 02:53 AM)SanPete_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (05-24-2015, 09:39 PM)dUh!_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I really like warmer weather. I am one of those that would rather be on the warm side, than cold. Just deal with the heat better than the cold.
My jacket has one liner in it, a warmer wind water resistant liner. So far, I have not had the liner out. Even with the temps in the low 80's with sunshine, I have been just fine with the liner in, and have even appreciated the liner in certain areas. In elevations and with the winds, it has been fairly chilly at times.
Chance of rain over the next few days - Saturday looking like the best day for the weekend.
Does it feel chilly at night? Is a sweater needed?
Does it feel chilly at night? Is a sweater needed?
if your riding at night, yes a sweater plus jacket Lol
Just walking around town, has not been bad at all. It's really just the wind and elevation changes while riding when I've come through cool pockets of air.
Looks like the weather is changing a bit. Last I looked, Saturday will be mostly dry...Hopeful that the rest of the week will start to look better.
My ride down was dry. Beautiful day actually. Very light sprinkles a few mins ago. If Sat is going to be dry I may switch rides for which days. Park and BRP better if its raining. Dragon better if its dry.
Ferret, is Cormanus there yet? Did he bring you a Koala bear?
I looked at the weather there an it looks like rain tomorrow, but then is pretty nice. Is that what you think, being there and all.
Lol I dont think he gets here until tomorrow night .
Just met up with dUh. We are going to try and find someplace to eat breakfast in the morning then hit some roads.