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Perth forecast
36 Sat
40 Sun
38 Mon
37 Tues
Thank god for air conditioning
36 Sat
40 Sun
38 Mon
37 Tues
Thank god for air conditioning
It's Hot! Sweltering in fact!
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JayJay
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Whoops! your right! would almost prefer rain right now!
Um dude...look out the window.. ITS RAINING! well done you ruined it!
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Not raining here :rockon:
Bit hot though.
Wouldn't swap this weather for snow. NO WAY :shakehead:
Bit hot though.
Wouldn't swap this weather for snow. NO WAY :shakehead:
It rained for about ten minutes....was as muggy as for a bit, then by mid afternoon, the sky was cloudless, and the sun was absolutely brutal! I found a big tree, and got horizontal, with a beer, and a straw, so i did'nt have to lift my head!
Perfect day out today, bout to take the missus out for a ride and a nice lunch....
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Ruggedcoast
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Beat the heat today with an early run through Royal National Park (Sydney South). First 'open road' run on the bike (2nd hand 2004), good to get back to thinking about speed-position-gear, looking through, leaning in etc. etc.*
I was wondering where all the bikes were on the way out, until I hit a few corners directly into the sun. Heaps (150+) cyclists, dozen joggers. Turn around at Otford lookout & went for a quick walk on the cliff track - 0730 h and the sun was hot.
On the trip back I must have passed 50 bikes going the other way - aahhh, there they all were. Being a newbie (returning after 10 years) I must have been a bit too keen & eager to get out.
*only scare I gave myself was at the turn around point - front wheel slipped in gravel at <5km/h, nearly had to step off; slightly embarrassing
I was wondering where all the bikes were on the way out, until I hit a few corners directly into the sun. Heaps (150+) cyclists, dozen joggers. Turn around at Otford lookout & went for a quick walk on the cliff track - 0730 h and the sun was hot.
On the trip back I must have passed 50 bikes going the other way - aahhh, there they all were. Being a newbie (returning after 10 years) I must have been a bit too keen & eager to get out.
*only scare I gave myself was at the turn around point - front wheel slipped in gravel at <5km/h, nearly had to step off; slightly embarrassing
discgolfdude
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What is to hot for you guys to ride in? I rode in 112f and I thought I was going to die if I stopped at a red light to long!!!
that's 44c!!!! That's pretty f****** hot! Have ridden in that before, and your right...stopping at traffic light's is not fun....bike temp just goes through the roof, heaps of heat coming off the road & engine!!!
I am thinking anything over 38c/ 100f, is starting to get to the point when riding no longer is pleasurable...unless you are drowned in cold water before you get on the bike!
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discgolfdude
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Most of my rides in that heat is just to work, which is only 2 miles away, lol. At least when it is that hot I don't have to fight with the other riders for parking spots.
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42'C in Bullsbrook today No riding for us.......
Instead, we are having a beer, sitting in the air-conditioning, having a "practice" pack for Tassie, just to see if I need to buy a tank bag or not
No riding for us....... Instead, we are having a beer, sitting in the air-conditioning, having a "practice" pack for Tassie, just to see if I need to buy a tank bag or not
I've gone out and done 7 laps of Lobethal road on a 112 degree day. I do it all the time. I'm a hopelessly addicted bike riding tragic....lol.
