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Just to add a less opinionated take: https://www.citymonitor.ai/analysis/why-winter-is-a-poor-argument-against-bike-lanes/ https://www.citymonitor.ai/analysis/w
by refactor_master 11mo ago
Just to add a less opinionated take:
https://www.citymonitor.ai/analysis/why-winter-is-a-poor-argument-against-bike-lanes/ https://www.citymonitor.ai/analysis/why-winter-is-a-poor-arg...
Personally I've also biked to work (and everywhere, really) in sub-zero degrees many times, because the bicycle lanes are cleared and salted. It's really not too bad. It actually gets a bit too hot even, because you start out by wearing so much.
- halostatue 11mo agoIn cold weather, one should always dress for 5℃ warmer than the temperature outside when you have a bike longer than 5 km. Runners pretty much have to do the same. Your body heat and good layering will take care of everything else.
- thaumasiotes 11mo agoPersonally I've also biked to work (and everywhere, really) in sub-zero degrees many times, because the bicycle lanes are cleared and salted. I used to bike to work in just-above-freezing temperatures. That wasn't so bad. The one time it started to rain mid-journey, that was bad.