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Join Date: Oct 2007
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I had a nice 2 hour ride this afternoon on the Cape. It was about 40* with a bit of a wind, but traffic wasn't bad on the minor roads. Ran into a bit of a pedestrian jamb while riding on 6A through Dennis - must have been some sort of Christmas stroll, but other than that, the way was clear and I was able to cruise along and enjoy myself.
While I often get a bit chilly when I ride in the winter, I wore a Gerbing heated jacket liner for the first time today and am happy to report that, along with the heated gloves I bought last year, I was toasty warm. I did run into one small problem though that maybe someone can help me with. Despite using Cat Crap, the face shield on my FFH got very fogged up when I had to stop, even with it open a crack. It cleared quickly as soon as I got moving, but I'd like to eliminate the problem in the future. I'd also like to ride without the shield open. Anyone have any suggestions? I can't be the only New Englander on this forum still riding; how about letting us all know what you're doing? |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Western NY
Posts: 67
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What I'm doing is waiting for the snow and ice to melt off the drive. I need to get to the pavement without dropping it first thing. It's been a bad four weeks here, but things will open up again before the deep freeze hits in late January. The past two years I've ridden to work in January.
I don't think there is an easy solution to face shield fogging. I've resorted to lifting the shield on my 3/4 HJC at every stop, and pulling it down again as I pull away. If it's going to be a brief stop, I'll just purse my lips and blow to try to exhale the moisture out below the shield. I must look pretty strange but it gets me by.... Bob
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I did find that hammacher-schlemmer had a good price on heated gloves and heated socks. both battery operated and I think they were 25 or 30 each. not bad compared to some prices Ive seen. Enjoy your riding... Im jealous as hell. The Rev
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