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Here are some things I've learned along the way when riding in 100+ degree temps: 🧊 Stay hydrated: I keep a water bladder easily accessible so I can hydrate while riding - literal life saver! But also make sure you get your electrolytes and whatnot. 🌄 Don't ride during the hottest hours: This can be tough when you need to crush some miles, but try to do most of your riding early in the morning or in the evening if possible. ⛽ Stop frequently and get out of the sun: I make sure to stop at least every 100 miles and go into a gas station or somewhere air conditioned for a bit to cool down (and have a snack). 🥵 Wear breathable, ventilated gear: This is gonna be controversial for the ATGATT crowd, but when it's 100°+, you may need to weigh the risk of heat stroke against the risk of road rash and make your gear choices accordingly. I'm firmly in camp MTGMTT (most of the gear most of the time). BONUS TIPS: 👉 Pour a gallon of cold water on yourself 👉 Soak your neck gaitor, t-shirt, etc in cold water 👉 Tie a bag of ice to your handlebars and use it as a makeshift AC 👉 If you see a lake or river, take a break and jump in 👉 Ice cream #motorcycletips #hotweatherhacks #motorcycleride @lawtigerssandiego

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