The lights are going out next weekend. Or the clocks are going back, or forward, or something.
The long and short of it is, it's going to be darker, and colder, and more difficult to ride soon.
It's going to take more motivation and more commitment to climb into your saddle and breathe in that frigid air than it did a month ago, and a whole lot more than it did the month before that.
But not yet.
This is the penultimate weekend of British Summer Time, things are about to change, and we think you better make the most of the daylight while you've got it. We certainly will.
Some of youhave jetted off to warmer climes this week. Maybe that's a little escapism before the frozen onslaught of November through to March.
Regardless as to where you are, whether it's warm, mild, or already freezing, we want you to have a think while you're on your bike this #mycyclingweekend about what's gonna keep you coming back for more this winter.
Tell us in the comments section at the end of this piece, or with a photo on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter.
Maybe it's your friends, the strangely intimate relationship you have with your bike, or some masochistic tendencies, tell us about it - but please don't make us censor anything, PG stuff only people.
Make sure you include the #mycyclingweekend hashtag, or else your photo will be lost forever in the maelstrom that is the social web.
Have a great weekend, and we're looking forward to hearing all about it on Monday.
Eh? Where is this Hebdon Bridge you're talking about?
Mine takes 38s but the clearance on the front derailleur is rather tight.
Physics, it's how things work.
TNT can sit on my seatpost and swivel. Not giving a penny to the vile bean counters.
What cars do to people ...
Dawlish driver suffered seizure before smashing into wall...
I agree. Off to sign.
With both Hunt and Scribe, I really think you'd be mad to get wheels from anybody else.
Weight is a problem when it costs you in energy on the uphill which is lost on the downhill, or lost in braking. But if that energy can be...
And because they are so likely to flip and are heavier they have to have stronger and wider A pillars which reduces visibility.