Motorcycle Windchill Chart
- Thread starter Larry Fine
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Obo
East Coast Canada
I don't see "damned cold" listed anywhere.....
Version with both normal temperatures and Freedom Degrees ( 
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hmmm.. WIND CHILL... interesting... unless you have a WIND SHIELD.... lol
That sounds like a WIND UP.....
My coldest ride was to work one morning. Day's high was 11F. The snow wasn't predicted 'til the afternoon warmup so I figured there would be an up-close bike spot open.....got my pick.
However, the snow arrived about six hours early. No issues with the ride home as the snow began sticking well to the ground/roadway with no melt to refreeze.
How did the cold feel? There's something wrong with my perceptions when I'm riding, I suppose I focus completely on the ride and adapting to riding conditions. Didn't realize how closely I came to leaving my frozen rearend on the roadway 'til I was in the garage.
However, the snow arrived about six hours early. No issues with the ride home as the snow began sticking well to the ground/roadway with no melt to refreeze.
How did the cold feel? There's something wrong with my perceptions when I'm riding, I suppose I focus completely on the ride and adapting to riding conditions. Didn't realize how closely I came to leaving my frozen rearend on the roadway 'til I was in the garage.
Sadlsor
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Without 'lectrical stuff, powered by the motorsickle battery, I am fully aware of the cold.
Wish I wasn't so dang sensitive.
Wish I wasn't so dang sensitive.
Hmm. I wonder what "windchill" means.
I've heard the expression "chill out dude". Is this a cold thing?
Born and raised in South Texas (whoop!) - we have two seasons, Extremely Hot Summer and Warm Winter (about 2 months). At 7:22 pm Nov 19, it's 78 degrees F now - yea, sunset was about two hours ago.
I've heard the expression "chill out dude". Is this a cold thing?
Born and raised in South Texas (whoop!) - we have two seasons, Extremely Hot Summer and Warm Winter (about 2 months). At 7:22 pm Nov 19, it's 78 degrees F now - yea, sunset was about two hours ago.
A simple explanation of "wind chill".
Thermometer might read, 45F but when you go outside, your nads shrivel to the size if baby peas!