I do a 100 mile round trip commute to work. My cutoff point is 45° when check the forecast. How far do the rest of you guys push it before you say hell no?

 

With a fairing I'll ride down to 36°. Under that the tires lose too much traction and I have encountered Black Ice. I don't want any part of Black Ice. Bad enough to deal with on 4 wheels. This weekend is probably going to be my last ride, then bike will go into Winter storage.

 

It's got to be over 60 unless it's a Patriot Guard mission.
For a Patriot Guard mission I'll ride at 32+

 

As long as there's no precipitation or salt on the road, I ride.

 

For me its probably around 50 and it depends a lot on if it was a sunny 50 degree or an overcast 50 degree. It also has to do with what the weather will be for the day, I have no problem leaving when it is below 50 if the temps for the day are going to be warmer

 

I ride as long as there is no snow on the ground. Isn't always comfortable and I tend to stick to day time riding when it's stupid cold but back in the early 2000's I didn't even own a vehicle with doors so I rode period, it was my only transportation. Now nearing 40 I tend to try to keep myself a bit more comfortable.

 

I've ridden down as low 20* but that wasn't a choice. Generally 30* is my cut off in the morning if it'll be above 40* and sunny for the ride home. No **** on the roads.

 

Now that i have a windshield, cutoff went from 50 to 40 degrees.

 

as long as there not snow or ice on the road I ride

 

Now 38ish (as long as the temp is not supposed to drop more).
This area is so moist if we drop bellow freezing you will run into ice it's just a matter of when.


In the past fricking cold, went on a ride while living in Cody with some friends. It was nice when we left (in the upper 40's, low 50's) got into the single digits before we got home. Took a long time to warm up after that trip.