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As with any outdoor winter recreation, you’ll need clothing that will keep you warm and dry. Bear in mind that the wind chill factor can lower your temperature considerably. For example, as the chart below indicates, the ambient temperature may be 30° Fahrenheit; but if you are riding at 30 miles an hour, the wind chill temperature drops to -2° Fahrenheit.

Take this chart into consideration when suiting up to go riding.  Dress in layers so you can easily alter the degree of insulation, and wear gloves and a warm head covering under your helmet. Gloves with gauntlets are a good idea as they will keep cold air from blowing up your sleeves.