Riding in 100+ heat everyday is starting to irritate me.

what kind of weather are you guys seeing/riding in on average?

once it revs up it'll be 100 heat with 100 humidity <~ houston

Right now mid 70's in central Ohio - perfect!

now do those of you who ride, ride full time or just forfun? i generally ride full time except on the certain occasion where i am to hung over to be on my bike. THen i am forced to bus it.

60-75 NYC = perfecto (unless it rains, then I take the bus)

In a couple weeks north Louisiana will be 100 degrees and 100% humidity until October. A few weeks ago it was already getting over 100, but lately it's gone back down to mid 80s. I didn't really have trouble riding in it, since I got a good breeze from the ride. As soon as I stopped at a stoplight though, I was instantly covered in sweat.

#Rule9

yesterday while riding, even at a good pace, head wind that felt like a blow dryer and 100+ heat. maybe im not as fit as i think but man i couldnt stop sweating plus i kept hitting reds. Jesus :|

I know what you mean. When it's that hot, a wind just feels like a convection oven. People around here (Louisiana) like to say that our humidity makes it worse here than other places, but I'm not so sure. I lived in Austin for a bit, where humidity was much lower but summer highs about 10 degrees warmer, and man, I noticed the extra heat more than the lower humidity.

Sweating is a sign of being "healthy."

I'm being punished daily with these mid-80s, s/se 15-20 temperatures here in the tropics. It's a tragedy.

I ride everywhere I possibly can now that school is out. My children are almost done with school too, so that means we'll (as a family) probably put 300-500 miles a week on the bikes between base mileage training in the mornings, commuting to work and general wanderlust with the kids.

You'll be floating around in Six Mile Creek any day now. I really need to get back to Ithaca sometime.

Word, every time IthaDan posts I get all nostalgic and want to go back. (Although, I wasn't a cyclist when I lived there. Those hills must be killer.)

Come through any time scrod & misskaz. We'll take care of you.

There's no floating on six mile, it's all about the jumping (especially now that the rangers are clamping down, you have to get in as much as you can as fast as you can). That's why we float on the lake. Six mile's great this time of year, especially first dam off giles street, by the time the water gets there, it's been over three top release dams, so it's surprisingly warm.

The hills aren't that bad, hell, I've been embarrassing the roadie set on my fixed in the last couple days. You have to be strategic about your route, but the drivers are pretty decent, so you can spin away without some jackoff running you off the road.

weather has been amazing

Where in Seattle is that? I see Rainier peeking over the hill so you must be facing south.

Sacramento is perfect right now. Lows in the mid 50's and highs in the mid 80's. Perfection for riding.

No, it hasn't. The weather has been ****ty, it is always gray and raining in seattle, do not move here

Looks like chief sealth trail in the south end of the city

I ride mostly at night, depending on the city I'm in the temp hovers between 50-60 degrees.

what he said

I ride full time for the insurance benefits Nah, just joking - I'm a fitness rider, about 4 days a week.

Thanks. I live in Leschi/Madrona area for while. I miss Seattle.

Philadelphia- 20 in the winter, 100 in the summer. Worst of both worlds.

i hateyou people for your good weather.

amitheonlyonewhoisconfusedbyathreadaboutweather?