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Re: Riding in the Winter? (Good Idea?)

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From: Johan Thole
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 15:34
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898watz@gw.wmich.edu writes:

>Hey netters,

>I'm planning on riding my bike through the winter.......anybody have any
>imperative do's or don'ts for me?  I would like to get as much advice as
>possible from everyone regarding everything from preventing rust (salt on roads
>sucks!) to keeping warm......or maybe some think it isn't a good idea at all
>(riding in winter).  I live in SW lower Michigan, so we probably will get our
>fair share of snow, but roads are usually kept fairly clean -- so we'll see!

Hm,

I have a 15 year old bike on which I ride almost every day in each season.
During all the years I almost never have got any problems.
Just be sure that you have good lights, good tyres and that the parts that
can rust are greased well.

I don't know how cold it can be in Michigan but in Holland you can simply
wear your normal wintercloths.

>Thanks,

>-Mike-

Johan.
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