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Noodie Pooh · 17-Nov-07, 10:58 AM

Just voted "never too hot to ride", but thinking about it, it all depends on the reason behind the ride. Long distance to get to where I'm supposed to be, no problemo. Just to go for a quick burn for the sake of riding, that would depend on the day and I think above 40deg would stop me as I wouldn't have much energy to get out of the A/C pub anyway! For work, I would take the car in hot weather, because I don't want to talk to clients all sweaty and soaking wet!

So basically it ALL DEPENDS!!!

Pooh

17-Nov-07, 10:58 AM	#18 (permalink)
Noodie Pooh ex-Zookeeper!!! Member Since: Jun 2007 Location: St. Kilda West VIC State: Victoria Gender: Posts: 2,916 My Mood: Noodie Pooh's Garage Thanks: 5 Thanked 18 Times in 11 Posts	Re: Riding Temperature - When do you say it's too hot? Just voted "never too hot to ride", but thinking about it, it all depends on the reason behind the ride. Long distance to get to where I'm supposed to be, no problemo. Just to go for a quick burn for the sake of riding, that would depend on the day and I think above 40deg would stop me as I wouldn't have much energy to get out of the A/C pub anyway! For work, I would take the car in hot weather, because I don't want to talk to clients all sweaty and soaking wet! So basically it ALL DEPENDS!!! Pooh __________________ jens http://www.jenswatches.com *unlike any other!* Atlantis chronograph watches by jens are Australian designed and Swiss made.