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I have a Baleaf brand raincoat that I will wear but that's about all I wear for the rain.
I won't ride in wet weather when it's cold outside. I just can't do it. I'll hike instead :D
I can't put mine in airplane mode because I'm on call 24/7 for my job. If I bet called at night, then something is wrong, and I usually have to race to work.
Pogacar has a small collision with a Team Caer.
https://www.reuters.com/sports/pogacar-crashes-into-vingegaards-team-car-before-tour-stage-start-2025-07-24/
He's currently the yellow jersey winner. If the crash was bad enough to take him out of the tour, then what?
I think those team cars are...
It's expensive.
https://www.rei.com/product/182344/garmin-varia-rtl515-rearview-radar-taillight
Like $200.
But it's a radar that will detect vehicles coming at you and alert you on your bike computer.
I've not got it yet, but I am considering it.
Will you bike in really cold weather?
As in freezing temperatures and even snow and ice conditions?
How do you keep yourself comfortable cycling in the cold?
Will you ride singletrack in the summer months?
With spider webs, ticks, undergrowth, and everything annoying that comes with summer - will you still ride, or do you wait until it cools down?
For sure.
I try to pick area with a lot of forest on both sides, too. I'm lucky enough to live in the middle of a National Forest so I have a lot of access to those types of areas.
That's probably a good thing! We shouldn't have our phones available for every moment. My wife wakes up and looks at hers when we're sleeping. I'm sure it's not good on her eyes but she wakes up and can't go back to sleep sometimes and gets bored.
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