This is the earliest ride I have had in the Prince George region. In southern B.C. and Vancouver Island it is not unusual that riders sometimes ride twelve months of the year, but unfortunately here that does not happen "yet".
For those not familiar with this area Prince George is basically the geographic centre of B.C.. We are 600 m (2000 Ft) above sea level on a plateau between the Coastal Mountain Range and the Rocky Mountain Range which are 200 to 400 kms away on each side of us (as a crow flies).
Morning temperature was -5 degrees C and ride temperature was 5 - 7 degrees. Heated handle grips, heated vest and long johns were needed for the one and a half hour ride today.
All are welcome to join me for another ride, just give me some notice first please.
Shep

good onya shep ...
too blooming cold for this old bloke ,,,,but I guess its a localised ..."whats normal for you" type thing

good to see you have all the bits that make it almost bearable

cheers

charlie99 wrote:good onya shep ...
too blooming cold for this old bloke ,,,,but I guess its a localised ..."whats normal for you" type thing

good to see you have all the bits that make it almost bearable

cheers

Almost anything is cold compared to Brisbane. 

Ask RT about the ride to Cooma last year. 

Shep, Canada is on the bucket list. I'd love to join you for a ride, but won't be this year. 

Bill