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Old 12-22-16 | 03:07 PM
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alathIN
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Originally Posted by wphamilton
It's 4 or 6 inches of snow that stops me - I can't remember exactly how deep it was, 8 years ago. Any snow covering rutted ice, and water reaching my bottom bracket are show-stoppers.

I've commuted in the record cold and record heat for this area so my temperature range is effectively unlimited unless I move out of the Atlanta area. Nothing special for the heat except fingerless gloves and a cap, covering two places that I hate getting sunburned.

The cold - took some learning. Keeping my hands and feet warm were the most difficult and critical.
Down to -2 was basically OK hands and feet, except for the tips of my big toes and my left index finger.
Those hurt for a while then didn't; I was probably getting close to frostbite territory.
Today I wore the same gloves in the mid to upper 20s and just about soaked them in sweat.
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