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Originally Posted by javadog
Once you get air temperatures that are higher than your body temp, the faster you go the hotter you get. It gets uncomfortable really quickly, particularly in leather. I'd make the ride at night, after the temperature has cooled down from the daytime heating. Maybe in the wee hours of the morning.
Be careful,
JR
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In theory yes, although you're discounting the effects of evaporative cooling due to sweat. You can be in temperatures significantly above 98.6F and still not overheat. You'll be uncomfortable, but you won't be in mortal peril either due to imminent overheating.
Drink a crapload of water. And bring some with you. A camelback is probably a great idea. A big one.