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We just finished a period of something like 100 days over 100F. There's not much you can do to avoid sweat on those days, especially when it's also humid. I pe
by criddell 4y ago
We just finished a period of something like 100 days over 100F. There's not much you can do to avoid sweat on those days, especially when it's also humid.
I personally won't ride when it's above 102F because even when I sweat and there's a light breeze I struggle to cool down.
- nomel 4y agoI have a strong suspicion that most of these people are from costal cities.
- joshlemer 4y agoWhy is an ebike so impractical in Texas when motorcycles are so popular? And what about all the people on bicycles/motorcycles/scooters in even hotter regions like Vietnam and India?
- criddell 4y agoI sold my motorcycle a couple of years ago because it was pretty impractical for much of the year. Riding around with a good jacket, pants, gloves, boots, and helmet isn't much fun in the summer, especially commuting traffic (I couldn't afford riding gear with built-in cooling). I'm not sure what you are asking about people in Vietnam or India. I've never been to either place however there are a lot of Vietnamese and Indian people who work in the same office park I work in and going by the people I meet around the bicycle rack, I don't think they are any more or less likely to commute via bicycle than any other group.