We've all been there. We decide to go for a ride when the temp is a bit cooler than the usual riding weather we're used to, and halfway through the ride our fingers go numb, forcing us to stop (because our clutch hand has left the building), then we hyperventilate warm breath into our frozen digits to get them to thaw out! Obviously, the cause for this is using the wrong gear for the weather. But there are solutions to this cold-weather hazard to keep us safe and on the road longer. Below we discuss non-heated riding gloves that will keep your hands warm, toasty, and functioning when the urge to ride in the colder weather hits.

The weather can change abruptly during a casual bike ride and the conditions may get dangerously complicated very fast. Even though today's bikes have the different "ride modes" (and rain is on almost every one of them), knowing how to navigate these challenges without the tech is important to stay safe in these situations. Today we examine the safety mindset of riding in different weather conditions.

Commuting on your bike during the cold season to work or school can be a daunting task, especially if the destination is many, many miles away. Having to stop at least once to get warmed up is a reality many riders suffer through because riding is more economical than driving and the thrill of riding doesn't end when the temperature drops below sixty. However, having the right outer wear is crucial for these kinds of excursions and should be a discussion fellow riders should be in on. Below are a few brands of winter riding attire that can help knock some of the cold off this winter's ride and keep you in the saddle when temps turn frigid.

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