Very Funny, and having lived in Canada, I fully understand, especially the leafs.
What happens when the leafs win the cup? You turn off the XBox and go to bed.....
I'm not even a hockey fan and that made me lol.
Very Funny, and having lived in Canada, I fully understand, especially the leafs.
What happens when the leafs win the cup? You turn off the XBox and go to bed.....
Very Funny, and having lived in Canada, I fully understand, especially the leafs.
What happens when the leafs win the cup? You turn off the XBox and go to bed.....
I have Warm n Safe pants, jacket, socks and gloves. I am able to ride into the low 20's reasonably comfortable.
The nice thing about the Warm n Safe heated base layers is that they are nice and warm all by themselves without running juice through them.
Having workable gear is only half the problem of cold weather riding. Ya gotta know its limits. Imagine my surprise to find that my elec gear had 'flamed out' and now my unheated and minimal layered gear was only good for about 20min of riding but I was a little over an hour from home? Amazing how fast hypothermia sets in and decision making skills deteriorate with riding skills compromised soon after! Having a comprehensive winter riding plan is a damn good idea.
fran
On a separate but related note- I cannot believe I waited so long to get triple digit rain covers. Easy to put on and remove on the road, and the first time I’ve been able to ride all day long in pouring rain and still have dry gloves, hands, and sleeves. A must-have in my book.