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CW TIPS & TRICKS: Motorcycle Riding in Extreme Heat & Surviving in the Desert Tip #118-119 from the pages of The Total Motorcycling Manual.

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CW TIPS & TRICKS: Motorcycle Riding in Extreme Heat & Surviving in the Desert Tip #118-119 from the pages of The Total Motorcycling Manual.

BEAT THE HEAT Planning to ride across Death Valley in July? Most modern bikes are pretty tolerant of hot weather, as long as you keep them moving so there's airflow over the radiator or cooling fins. Riders are a different issue, but there's plenty you can do to stay cool. First, wear textile...

Published on July 11 2015, 21:18
Source: www.cycleworld.com
 
 

Those same five heat-loss mechanisms you may remember from TIP #54 (radiation, respiration, conduction, convection, and perspiration) can also work to cool you down in hot weather. STAY COVERED Ever seen a picture of a Touareg tribesman in the Sahara? He's covered from head to foot. Only... 

It's hard to pick the right line when your teeth are chattering. Any warm body—including yours—loses heat through five mechanisms: radiation, respiration, conduction, convection, and perspiration. Here's how to combat them. STAY DRY Water conducts heat about 200 times better than dry air; ergo,...