Scary, isn't it. I've had problems with dehydration - but never heat stroke or heat exhaustion.jstark47 wrote:42 Celsius is too damned hot. I'm getting to the point where I just won't go riding when it's so hot. It's not fun, and if I'm not having fun, why do it?blues2cruise wrote:......Doc got his tent trailer partially done but he was not feeling well. He went to buy some ice and a jug of water.....he was suffering from heat stroke. It took about an hour....but he finally started feeling better and finished the tent awning.
It was 42 degrees Celsius there. I knew it would be hot....so I packed only a sheet for a blanket.
I got heat exhaustion coming back from Canada through New England in September 2013. Stopped at a country store, almost dropped the bike getting off. Had a 2+ hour lunch in the shade, with tons of water, and wet towels on my neck, before I felt OK to start riding again.
I've been riding to work and back even on the hot days...because my ride home is short.
Other times if I know I'm going to be out doing something....I've take the car....it has air conditioning.
