What to Wear Cycling in 60°F (15°C)
60°F (15°C) is a favourite temperature for spring and fall cycling in the US. Comfortable for bib shorts, but cool enough that arm warmers and a packable gilet make a real difference for shade, wind, and early morning starts. The versatility of removable layers is the key advantage at this temperature.
Effective temperature: 15.0°C (accounts for wind chill at zone 2 pace)
Upper body
Lower body
Extremities
Tips
- →Arm warmers are the best single tool for 60°F — they pack into a jersey pocket and handle most descents.
- →A packable gilet rounds out the kit for windy or shadowed stretches.
- →Full-finger lightweight gloves protect from wind without overheating.
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FAQ
What to wear cycling in 60 degrees Fahrenheit?
Short-sleeve jersey with arm warmers, packable gilet, bib shorts, thin full-finger gloves, and standard socks. Arm warmers can come off once you have warmed up.
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