Okay, I know BB can probably answer this one, but there might be some other people who can too.  How do you bike in cold weather?

I used to love biking, worked up to 15 miles per day before I went overseas, but biking in Saudi Arabia was illegal for women (seriously!) so obtaining a bike took awhile, and by the time I got one, I was out of shape.  Biking in the mountains was a trick as well.  In Egypt, well, first of all, women just DON'T BIKE in Egypt, and second, there was no way I was riding a bike in Cairo traffic. 

So now I'm back in the states, my bike and I are reunited, and my hubby got it working.  So I went for a ride yesterday morning.  But here is the problem.  I breathed in cold air so fast it triggered my bronchitis.  I didn't ride this morning because I knew it would be worse.  But I want to get back into riding before work.  What do you guys do?

It wasn't less than 50, probably, and I was shaking so hard at times I had a balance problem!  This Texan doesn't do cold.  Of course the wind chill was probably closer to 40, and I was in shorts and a sweatshirt.  I'm going to Academy for a wind suit. 

The small hill at the end of my street warmed me up, but it also caused me to huff and puff and all of a sudden my bronchitis cough was back and my chest is still bothering me today. 

I'm thinking I may ride in the afternoons or evenings until I'm in a little better shape and don't have to suck air like that.