I rode to work almost all week on my Hawk. Highest temp was 58 in the day. 38 to 44 at night on my way home depending on the day.
Having proper riding gear with wind/water and thermal liners makes a big difference, but also wearing an extra layer or two doesn't hurt. I also have gloves just for riding in cooler weather.
My riding season - no snow or ice on the road.
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Originally Posted by JerryHawk250
You guys make me appreciate the southern weather.  I pretty much ride year round but prefer temps 50 and up. Just get out and ride even if you are only putting around the neighborhood at 25 mph. |
Seriously, you are one of the more hardcore southerners I have known. I have friends in Southern Georgia and central Texas who whine about 50 degrees being cold. I would kill people to be able to ride in no colder than 50 degrees.