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Old 08-06-05, 08:57 PM
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Winter riding

Do any of you guys ride thru the winter? I live in the east and it will be dark soon when I get home. I can't stand to think of riding inside all winter. Kinda like running on a treadmill. I would get bored real quick
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Ive commuted in the winter a few times and it sucks, dark to leave, dark comming home. Good lights and visability for yourself and bike are needed! 'Corse if its a weekend Id wait until noon for temps and the sun to rise!
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