Originally Posted by
TroN0074
Thank you. My commute is 9 Miles one way, I leave home by 6:00 AM, usually after 4 miles of the ride my goggles are completely fogged. I thought about combining full face mask with a dust mask too. Now that is March hope the weather wont go below zero anymore.
Another thing I thought is to use agaiter neck with the goggles instead of the mask. I check that out and report back. Thank you again, I really appreciate it.
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Jim from Boston - Maybe we will ride together sometime and grab a drink. I am planning on join some of the rides organized by the community in Detroit, They have some Slow Roll Detroit events planned for this year that sound good. I am in Lansing but I have been wanting to take part in a big group ride.
Thanks for your reply. We usually visit family in the Northern Detroit suburbs once during the summer. Back in 2011, a group of subscribers rode in an Annual Fifty-Plus Forum Ride sponsored by the Ann Arbor Bicycle Touring Society out of Chelsea, MI, the
"OneHelluvaRide", and I was considering that again this year; check out their website. One of those riders was
Blazing Pedals from the Lansing area.
Regarding mask and neck gaiter, I posted this about riding at 1º last week:
Originally Posted by
Jim from Boston
Helmet, woolen cap, face mask held in place with thin nylon balaclava, and neck gaiter. Since I wear prescription eyeglasses and overlying goggles, I have literally solved the fogging problem by suspending the wide-open safety goggles as a wind screen from the blue surgical scrub cap by a Velcro strip attached to the nosepiece of the goggles. The rigid goggle earpieces also provide a support for my
two rearview mirrors…