Layers of wool, thin ones, for me, too. Two are good down to 40, add an Ibex wool/syntho blend vest down to freezing, add another layer of wool under the vest down to about 20 or a bit below, if it isn't too windy. Legs: wool knickers with double cloth in front, and Rick's socks, down to about freezing, then my ancient and still very wearable heavy Hind windfront tights, one of my best garment purchases ever. Head: Target mostly-wool imitation Peru hat with flaps that tie under the chin down to about freezing; below that, add a thin balaclava underneath. Hands: wool glove liners down to about 40, lighter padded mitts down to freezing, then some heavy duty padded mitts with, if needed, the wool liners, down to just below 20. Outdoor Research nylon sheaths over heavy boiled wool mittens are also good, but the nylon makes it very awkward to do anything except grab the handlebar.
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