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Autumn. In Yorkshire.

Spring. Winters over, longer days, and months of riding to look forward to.

Spring, getting the summer bike and razor out for the first time!

It might sound boring, but definitely summer. Less rain and longer ride filled days. Gotta keep those tan-lines sharp!

WINTER!
Looking forward to

the excitement of getting up when its still dark,
an excuse to put on funky lobster mitts,
hearing neighbours furiously scraping their icy car windscreens,
watching the sunrise over the frosty fields as I glide along,

thinking this might be the best bit of the day.

Early Spring, early morning, just after sunrise a clear blue sky, fresh breeze blowing, mist laying low over the Wallops with the peaceful sound of carbon on tarmac ... and me telling my legs to shut up.

Winter- for the frosty days, the trails run fast and dry between days of mud.

Early Summer/late spring means longer days and rides.

I'm a big fan of the spring to summer transition, just as it's starting to warm up and the dry out a bit. Lovely.

Hot summers days to get a real sweat and tan

I hope all year round qualifies as an answer. The only difference the seasons make is how many jumpers I wear.

Autumn for me, just before it gets too cold!

Cycling on a summer evening or even overnight, dynamo style

Cycling on a summer evening or even overnight, dynamo style

Cold,clear,blue winters day

Those surprise warm autumn days, makes you feel like you have got one over on the seasons.

Autumn, as I can enjoy riding in cool but sunny skies and through falling leaves. Oh and also get blown across the road in crosswinds and then soaked to the skin.

Spring. Enjoying the weather and fitnesse improving my in unison.

Every season's cycling season,
As far as I'm concerned,
Each season comes with highs and lows,
And lessons I have learned,
In spring there's light and air and shoots,
And very often rain,
But to be at one with nature,
I'd happy cycle down the lane,
The summer brings the long hot days,
And a plethora of juice,
I love this muggy season,
Of this one I can effuse,
The autumn colours draw me,
The confetti leaf strewn floor,
A dappled sunlight canopy,
And winter at the door,
Those icing sugar mornings,
All sparkling white with frost,
Though I avoid the heavy snow,
At every flippin' cost,
There's a reason for each season,
If you're a cyclist fair and square,
You'll be out in every weather,
Every season you'll be there!

Every season's cycling season,
As far as I'm concerned,
Each season comes with highs and lows,
And lessons I have learned,
In spring there's light and air and shoots,
And very often rain,
But to be at one with nature,
I'd happy cycle down the lane,
The summer brings the long hot days,
And a plethora of juice,
I love this muggy season,
Of this one I can effuse,
The autumn colours draw me,
The confetti leaf strewn floor,
A dappled sunlight canopy,
And winter at the door,
Those icing sugar mornings,
All sparkling white with frost,
Though I avoid the heavy snow,
At every flippin' cost,
There's a reason for each season,
If you're a cyclist fair and square,
You'll be out in every weather,
Every season you'll be there!

Early spring. The good bike comes out and the bib tights get put away.

Spring - the days are not too cold and not too hot, but the canal towpaths are not crowded for my commute.

commuting on a cold clear winter's day - snow on the hills, ice on the canal and arriving at your desk with rosy cheeks and feeling virtuous...

Siempre Verano

Winter. The people you see out then are proper cyclists not just people who ride their bikes

Late spring - a bit of fitness, plenty of enthusiasm and not too hot.

Got to be early summer when you start to feel the start of some warmth.

Summer, when I don't mind sweating like an absolute pig.

Bright, clear winter's day: the crisp air and clarity of views are always an unexpected pleasure.

Spring!