Norbert
crash tested
I thought this was neat. Kind of like a wind chill chart.
Notice how the temp at 95F increases as your speed increases.
Notice how the temp at 95F increases as your speed increases.
Air temperature while riding...........
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BamBam77
Old but still riding
Now I know why I was chilled to the bone yesterday
ANLR21
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Must be the friction from all that hot air.......:BLAA:
Davey
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The scales need expanding :BLAA: :spank:
Seriously, I've ridden in 14 deg F and at about 80mph....it was a little fresh to say the least!!!!!!
Seriously, I've ridden in 14 deg F and at about 80mph....it was a little fresh to say the least!!!!!!
BamBam77
Old but still riding
There's something I had wondered about
at 95 to 100 degrees it gets hotter the faster you go.
So ANLR21 what you said was spot on, just not yesterday. lol :thumbup:
at 95 to 100 degrees it gets hotter the faster you go.
So ANLR21 what you said was spot on, just not yesterday. lol :thumbup:
would be nice to see a version in Celcius too (so I don't have to manually convert)
does explain why it's so bloody cold when it's 0-8C outside
does explain why it's so bloody cold when it's 0-8C outside
BamBam77
Old but still riding
would be nice to see a version in Celcius too (so I don't have to manually convert)
does explain why it's so bloody cold when it's 0-8C outside
Now you've got me confused
I'm sure there's one out there somewhere :thumbup:
Both °C and °F on this chart (for ease of comparison). Note that wind speed can be either/or: 1. wind speed while you are not moving, 2. wind speed on the motorcycle, or 3. a combination of the two.
