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On 5/17/2023 at 4:25 PM, Frosty said:

I remember this winter (2020) as I lost a lot of plants with the black frost.

A balaclava is used on the really cold days. A buff just doesn’t cut it.
A gilet over the jacket for additional body warmth.

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I stayed inside that day LOL

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8 hours ago, The Ouzo said:

I've just thought of an idea for the below 5deg mornings. Instead of putting the nytril gloves UNDER the normal gloves, I'm going to try them OVER. My thinking is that the normal gloves have some sort of moisture wicking and should keep the hands dry, the nytril gloves should stop the wind.

A club mate showed us his  Johnson Workwear handy man gloves. They look like they could do the trick.

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Science of Sport Mayhem challenge:

Rules:
- max distance = 50km
- road rides only, no gravel or mtbing
- can't ride the same stretch of road twice in either
direction (so no out and backs or u-turns. You can cross
an intersection perpendicularly)
- start and finish in the same place.

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Planned route was 49.9, but a couple left turns were closed (boomed off area). 

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On 5/18/2023 at 11:26 AM, The Ouzo said:

I've just thought of an idea for the below 5deg mornings. Instead of putting the nytril gloves UNDER the normal gloves, I'm going to try them OVER. My thinking is that the normal gloves have some sort of moisture wicking and should keep the hands dry, the nytril gloves should stop the wind.

I once tried the nitrile gloves under my cycling gloves. After less than 5km my fingers were drenched in sweat and almost froze of. Couldn't get life back in them for three hours. 

Fingers still an issue, no matter what type of gloves or combination of gloves I try. 

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