@ascentale @ai6yr @bikenite

Lol, where I live that is very warm winter weather!

But it's what we're having right now too, because we haven't really got into the cold weather yet 😂

What I wear:

Two layers polarfleece or wool on my legs. Thick polarfleece, not the thin stuff

Tank top, long sleeve tshirt, plus one or two polarfleece/wool on the top

Scarf or neck warmer

Hat that covers my ears, with a brim to keep the rain out of my eyes

Thick wool socks, and winter shoes sized to fit them

I don't generally wear gloves at this temperature, but you can. Also wrist warmers are very nice, when it's not quite cold enough for gloves! They keep from getting a draft up your sleeves, and add a surprising amount of comfort. You can make them by cutting the wrists off old sweaters or tshirts, or the tops off of old socks. Or you can sew a little tube out of a scrap of polarfleece

I don't wear rain gear. I just leave a little early or late, to ride at a time when the rain is not coming down hard. Fleece and wool are warm when damp, and I can take off an upper layer when I go inside. The inside layers are dry!

We don't get multiple inches of rain in a day though. That's kind of a different thing if you really do want to ride in it

(I can't imagine getting hypothermia at those temperatures! I guess if you wore cotton, got completely soaked, were just sitting or standing outside in the rain, not moving... Then maybe it would be possible. You'd have to put a lot of effort in, to get cold enough to even shiver, realistically)