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Subject: Re: Inside for awhile
Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2025 07:18:35 -0500
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On 1/19/2025 8:41 PM, Mark J cleary wrote:
> Well in Central Illinois is now 3 degrees a bit warmer than my north 
> neighbor Andrew but still too cold to ride anywhere. Hell it is too cold 
> to go anywhere too unless emergency. I see Minot ND is going to -55 
> windchill tomorrow night.
> 
> Do you you think the bike manufactures can build a bike that you can 
> ride and stay warm in that environment? 

No.


They keep going for fast a light
> and want warm and usable daily.
> 
> Let see......a generator heater that works off the hub and keeps the now 
> enclosed cockpit warm. Then you have some wires leading to the feet for 
> heat. A glove that plugs into the hub to keep the hands warm.
> 
> Someone here for sure this is Rec.bicyles.tec after all.