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Old 07-01-11 | 06:01 AM
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Originally Posted by twobadfish
I disagree about the heat. I will say though it takes some conditioning to be able to ride in this heat. But it's not THAT bad if you really know how to stay hydrated.
I find that true to an extent. The better shape I am in the better I handle it. Also you can acclimate to the heat. I have been on a couple tours where there was 100+ F for days or weeks on end. The thing is that yes you can acclimate to it, but it still sucks if you ask me. If I get there and it is 115 F I'll still ride, but if I expect it to be 100+ I'll probably plan to go either a different place or the same one at a cooler time.
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