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Old 12-03-12 | 06:53 PM
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zacster
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Bikes: Kuota Kredo/Chorus, Trek 7000 commuter, Trek 8000 MTB and a few others

Originally Posted by zacster
It was in the high 30s today both ways and my body and legs were plenty warm, but my feet and especially my fingers were cold. I was wearing heavy socks and running shoes and use neoprene gloves, so I guess they are not adequate. My pinkie on my left hand gets painful when it's cold (and other times too) so it was not very comfortable. I'll try some real winter type gloves, and maybe see if my neoprene road shoe toe covers will fit over my gym shoes. I guess I could ride my road bike too, but I'm more comfortable on my converted MTB.

I'll try riding in again, but I don't know how much longer. Call me a wimp but at 57 I'm not going to get crazy about this.
I guess I'm not done yet. It was over 50 this morning, and while the road was wet the sky was blue and it was just a beautiful day. It was about 60 on the way home so I rode in shorts. More of the same for tomorrow, so I'll ride in tomorrow too.

While this sounds great I do worry that I'll soon own beach front property in Brooklyn, especially after Sandy.
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