orguasch
whewwwwww thank god winter is finally gone, but it looks like it wants to stay still..........:beer: :beer:
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Gone for you - just about to start for us.
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How cold does it get in a Perth winter? I would imagine its more comfortable for cycling than an Aussie summer.
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Originally posted by MichaelW
How cold does it get in a Perth winter? I would imagine its more comfortable for cycling than an Aussie summer.
A really cold minimum temperature is zero degrees celcius (32 fahrenheit). It usually dips that low once or twice a winter. We quite a few minimums around 5 or 6 degrees (42 fahrenheit).
The days in winter would normally be around 18 degrees maximum (64 fahrenheit).
We get no snow in Perth.
As you can see, it's pretty mild compared to winters elsewhere.
I still prefer sumer riding. There are a few hot days that make cycling difficult in the middle of the day, but it's not too bad. (I suppose it's all a matter of what you get used to.)
How cold does it get in a Perth winter? I would imagine its more comfortable for cycling than an Aussie summer.
A really cold minimum temperature is zero degrees celcius (32 fahrenheit). It usually dips that low once or twice a winter. We quite a few minimums around 5 or 6 degrees (42 fahrenheit).
The days in winter would normally be around 18 degrees maximum (64 fahrenheit).
We get no snow in Perth.
As you can see, it's pretty mild compared to winters elsewhere.
I still prefer sumer riding. There are a few hot days that make cycling difficult in the middle of the day, but it's not too bad. (I suppose it's all a matter of what you get used to.)
orguasch
we were a bit lucky last winter, we didn't get the expected snowfall, but we had a late winter blast las april and everybody was saying summer has been postpone
MichaelW
18 degrees. That sounds like a cool sumer day here, perfect conditions for no-sweat riding.
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Originally posted by MichaelW
18 degrees. That sounds like a cool sumer day here, perfect conditions for no-sweat riding.
We've got it pretty good here.
A lot of people are amazed that I keep riding throughout winter. I'm amazed that a lot more people don't.
It's a little chilly in the mornings and you might get wet, but where's the problem.
The only time I won't ride is if it's a very stormy winter's day. I can't trust motorists in those conditions.
18 degrees. That sounds like a cool sumer day here, perfect conditions for no-sweat riding.
We've got it pretty good here.
A lot of people are amazed that I keep riding throughout winter. I'm amazed that a lot more people don't.
It's a little chilly in the mornings and you might get wet, but where's the problem.
The only time I won't ride is if it's a very stormy winter's day. I can't trust motorists in those conditions.
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