dkyser

I know some ride all year long and have the clothing for it.
I am anxious to get out riding after a long break, but the last few weeks its been way below zero with lots of wind.
This week will climb to the mid to upper thirties. thinking I may get out finally.

Curious to know at what temp most of you switch to walking or indoor.

CanadianBiker32

I have ridden in -35C here in Ontario, Canada. So i made cycling 4 seasons these days

koolerb

As soon as they start salting the crap out of the roads.

BenPS

It's not so much temp related, as the 2 feet of snow on the trails. Once it's ride-able, I'll ride.

rebel1916

If conditions are otherwise good, mid to upper 30's

deerfly

I can relate. I just picked up a new MTB a month ago and all I've been able to do is adjust the derailleurs and seat height. Snowing again today.....

fishymamba

High 40s - Mid 50s. I have been spoiled by SoCal weather.

As for high temps, I stop enjoying rides after ~95F. I might start riding more road when the weather starts heating up, at least you get more air blowing over you.

giantcfr1

I ride in all temps here. Our winters get to about -5 deg cel. in the mountains during the day, and about 3 deg cel. in the city for commuting. The snow on my commutes gets to only about 5cm at the most, and in the mountains, we just don't climb as high. We stop at about 10cm deep, and turn around.

RoadTire 

Roadbikes the low limit is about 40 deg because high speed wind is just plain cold. Winter snow biking so far this year the low limit is about 10 deg to be comfortable and safe.

Ghazmh

35*

Canker

I've done down in the teens but I really don't like to go much below the mid 20s. I don't have winter riding shoes and my feet just can't take it. Think next year I may just switch to flats for winter. I'm really starting to get burnt out of this winter. It is either freezing, muddy, or way to often both this year. Suppose to hit the mid 50s this Saturday and I'm really looking forward to that.

Dannihilator

Stop?

dkyser

Stop when it gets to cold or hot.
Here in the great white north, the heat does not usually become a factor, but am sure some places it does.

chewa

As long as it's not black ice, I'll ride throughout the year.

I bought an MTB this year just to minimise the damage incurred to my road bikes caused by winter riding

bbbean 

Coldest ride this year was a time trial at 18 deg, but typically, it's the trainer below the mid 20s unless the sun is out and the wind is still.

Dannihilator

Frozen tundra of nj here.

fietsbob

My Nokian studded tires are 26x1.9" . and so when its Icy-cold thats when I take it Out.

I have a spare bike all set up now..

Carloswithac

I don't mind the cold, it's the wind chill. I'd say mid 30s in SoCal.

deerfly

giantcfr1:
"I ride in all temps here. Our winters get to about -5 deg cel. in the mountains during the day, and about 3 deg cel. in the city for commuting. The snow on my commutes gets to only about 5cm at the most, and in the mountains, we just don't climb as high. We stop at about 10cm deep, and turn around."

That's funny, I wish we only had to worry about 10 cm's.
Here is a shot from the end of my driveway this morning. Without snow, the lawn is at the same level as the pavement. needless to say, it will be a little bit before the bikes come out.

billnuke1 

We used to ride our motorcycles all winter, too! Coldest was around 14*! The wind chill factor was way south of 0*! Jaw muscles and fore arms stiff for a week after that ride!
I had to kick the ol' Gary Fisher out the ice Monday! Wicked ride!