Originally Posted by
bmthom.gis
Wind happens. It's like going uphill without having the fun of the downhill to look forward to. Just pop it in a gear lower than you normally would ride in, spin up and try to enjoy the ride. And know once you go the opposite direction on your way home you should have the wind at your back!
^ This.
I've done against-the-wind rides and runs. Neither seems fun, until you downshift and go with it. About all you can do, other than turn to go with the wind. Just have sufficient gearing, be in sufficient shape, and have sufficient good attitude to roll with it. About all one can hope for.
Can always look on the bright side: it's a good training ride; it'll make you stronger.