Digesters:

Couple of things.

Welcome JW. Don't you all be taken in by his modesty.
This guy knows more about motorcycles than most of us ever will.
Glad to see that you've gained some wisdom as you get older JW,
now that you've joined the real biker crowd and gotten a sporty <;-)).
By the way, when's the next SNDR, JW?

Jeffrey Morisse wrote:

> Windchill - a term we in WI are very familiar with.  Even in summer.
> See a descriptive chart at:
> http://www.accuweather.com/iwxpage/paws/windchill.htm
>
> At 35F, you'd have to really be haulin' ass to have too much to worry about ;-)

                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Not so. The
chart refers only to the danger to freezing flesh.
The more immediate danger
at this temp is hypothermia; in some ways more dangerous
than freezing flesh, because of its insiduous onset, mind numbing effects, etc.
It doesn't have to be very cold, certainly not down in the 30s or 40s,
to suffer hypothermia. The situation is worsened if you're wet.
Stay dry, stay warm!

Trouble