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Summer heat is on its way

We are looking forward to high 50's in the next couple days. But summer is coming. Will it be a "normal" one (two or three 70 degree days), or will it be a "scorcher." Several days in the 80's.

Thanks for posting the tips for all to read. :yes:The information is good. :bowdown:
 
:clap: That was a VERY informative article; Thanks! :thumbup:
Although I STILL think that a hammock, and a pitcher of Margaritas does a pretty good job of keeping the heat at a manageable level... :D
 
Gotta say...

Took a short cut to Fellipo's Pizza Grotto, 150 miles in the low 90's...but now home and it's much better at 88°...:roflblack:
:bowdown: for the link...it's the way we ryde...
 
Up here in Vermont it has been rainy, cloudy, the temps in the 50's.

We usually get the very hot weather( 80's/ 90's) in June, or July, or Aug. Deanna
 
sunshine 95 deg. 7% humidity wind 14 mph

Thank you for sharing this information. it was hot today and I felt it...got home and stood in a cold shower....well warm the cold water is now warm...that's Arizona for you....thanks again.
 
An easy, albeit pricey, answer to the high heat is Veskimo. http://www.veskimo.com/body-cooling-vest-products.php

It really does work as advertised.

If possible, use block ice. Lasts longer. Although finding block ice is hit and miss. Depending on what you use as an insulation jacket, you get about 2 hours of cool. Just about one gas stop to another. And you do need an undershirt as the vest gets pretty cold at the beginning of use. I've been using one for about 5 Summers. It is the same system that is used by astronauts to cool their entire body. I think it's for ryding one up and putting the ice box behind on the seat. That's just me. If you're clever, you could work it out otherwise.
 
That's a great read. We are headed for 120 degrees here next week. When it gets this hot, (110+) there just isn't any way to keep cool. Long periods outside air conditioning and rides of more than just a few miles are out of the question.
 
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