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And it's not just the challenge of darkness. If it is very cold when the sun 
comes up it is likely to get very cold when the sun goes down. True, there 
is not so much chance of "frisky" injuries. Much greater chance of cold, 
tired riders getting into trouble. Yep, managers have to consider the 
effects on BOTH ends of the rider spectrum.
Nancy Mitts


> From: Alissa Cowan <amcowan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Having a "flexible" start for a ride is a great idea if you have unlimited 
> light.  However, if you plan on starting a ride at 7AM because the sun is 
> just rising at that time, then you know the ride will be finished by 7PM, 
> before it gets too dark to see.



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