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Originally Posted by Thulsadoom
One problem with wind chill in freezing conditions is you can't stop. If you do, the wind will suck the heat out of you in seconds.
Yes. This is particularly bad if you have to stop for a maintenance problem…such as a flat…in a remote, dead cell zone area. Impossible to make the change with gloves on. Removing your gloves causes your hands/fingers to get so cold, quickly, that you can’t manipulate things to make the repair. Of course being in the cell dead zone…unable to call for a pickup…is another problem. All this has happened to me. Moral of the story: Stay in civilized areas during real cold rides.

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