Originally Posted by
zandoval
Yep... That's a real change. Especially down here in the South where we dont have access to up North clothing. A few years ago I did a personal detailed log of what I wear under what conditions. After doing this all winter I then put a table together of what to wear under what conditions. It could be a little silly having to do this but I now suffer with CRS, "Can't Remember Ship".
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For riding near home (not touring), in spring and fall I often was not quite sure what to wear, and started keeping notes on what worked, what did not. I now have a text file on my computer in five degree (F) increments of what to wear from 20 degrees (F) up to 55 for bicycling. I won't paste it here because it is very specific to what I own, it would not be helpful to someone else.
Also have a second list in that text file for hiking, snowshoeing or cross country skiing from 0 (F) up to 35.