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Originally Posted by Hypno Toad
I'm gonna both support those that think wind chill factor is important for biking, and also confirm my own opinion in the OP.

I will start by paraphrasing the OP:
Did you hit a patch of “black ice” and do a 180°? You’ve gone on for pages now saying that the wind chill factor isn’t important for biking. The title of the thread would be our first clue.

Now it’s important?
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