Plenty of nights in the 40's.Originally Posted by Fla_rider
When I lived in South Florida the temperature rarely dips below 60. Here in Tampa this winter had plenty of nights in the 40’s. Grip heaters are fine for short rides but warming your bottom on the longer trip would be nicer.
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Used to live in Tampa by Wesley Chapel. 60F and I thought I had ridden into a glacier, now in Seattle I'm happy when it's 60. Still can't get used to these locals walking around in short and t shirts in the 30s... Swedes.When I lived in South Florida the temperature rarely dips below 60. Here in Tampa this winter had plenty of nights in the 40’s. Grip heaters are fine for short rides but warming your bottom on the longer trip would be nicer.
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Ken
When I lived in South Florida the temperature rarely dips below 60. Here in Tampa this winter had plenty of nights in the 40’s. Grip heaters are fine for short rides but warming your bottom on the longer trip would be nicer.Plenty of nights in the 40's.
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