Originally Posted by
texaspandj
I haven't been around the world. And of course we know cold /hot is relative. But to me the one common denominator is humidity. I was in another state and snow and ice and not cold. And another time in another state it was a 100 degrees and didn't even sweat. Here in cen tex is almost always humid. So in the winter it's like a wet blanket And even at 50 degrees and 6 mph winds it's cold. And summers same wet blanket ,you step outside and you start sweating immediately.
So I guess 63 degrees could be cold........ but I doubt it.
My ideal riding temp is 85ish. Still comfortable at 95ish. Sitting around the house, I put on a long sleeve when it drops below 82. But I wasn't always like this. I once grooved on 40s and 50s too. No more. When riding in high temps, even with high humidity, I'm hard pressed to drink enough to stick to the "pee every hour" rule. Not at all, usually, over the course of 6 or 7 hours. The body adapts.