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It was a blustery cold 52 degrees today. I actually felt a little chilled when I got to work after my 25 mile ride. I am originally from the east and I KNOW what cold and snow is all about...just thought I would poke a little fun at those of you who are really having some cold weather...of course my son told me that he was riding the other day in t shirt in Salt Lake City. Gotta pick your days and temps and keep on riding.
Rode to work yesterday in hurricane force winds and and heavy rain. On my way home had tree branches and roof shingles flying past me. Still enjoyed the ride.
I bought my bike a few days ago. The next morning I rode my bike to work. 39 degrees and 45 mph winds. Everyone thought I was nuts.lol. Yes in Dallas Texas.
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