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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. Today's me, Jeff, and I'm here with Greg and

Aaron, and we're talking about staying warm on the bike in winter. Depending on where you live,

it may be really, really cold outside, or maybe if you're in Florida, it's absolutely beautiful,

and you should go out

and ride your bike and not listen to this podcast. There you go. So I want to start off by asking

you guys what's the hardest part about riding in the winter for you? The hardest thing for me

and probably for a lot of people is just getting the motivation to get out the front door in the

first place. When it's dark and it's cold, the weather's crappy, it's a lot easier just to say,

screw it and sit on the couch.

So the motivation factor is one that's the toughest for me.

I was going to say the same thing as Aaron, but on top of that, especially for legit snow biking and fat biking, there's just so much more gear to get together. You know, you're just wearing so many more clothes and you have to have different layers and different pieces that you just don't need in the summer. It takes more prep time and more forethought than riding in warmer weather does. Yeah, I agree. And getting out the door for me too is the hardest part,

but I always find that once I'm out and, you know, assuming I'm properly dressed, it's fine and

I'm having a good time. And I wonder, why was it so hard for me to get out the door? What is

your go-to piece of winter clothing for staying warm on the really, really cold days?

I'm going to preface this by saying, so Jeff and Aaron are down in Georgia, and I wrote a lot

of winters in Georgia, but having moved to Colorado and now, like, focusing on, you know,

legit snow fat biking, it's sort of been a totally different game out here, which has been

a real learning curve just in gear and figure out what I

need and what I don't. So now it's like I don't have one single piece of gear. You know, it's like I've

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