All is there any issue in riding carbon bikes in 20-30 degree F weather?
Nope.
Someone in an earlier thread had some good points.
#1) Trek is based in Wisconsin. Have been for many years. You’d have to be sure they’d have figured out how carbon reacts in that climate.
#2) Carbon is used on aircraft. The temperature differential that aircraft carbon is exposed to is far more extreme than anything you are going to be riding in…
I’m still more concerned about riding mine in a wind trainer than outside in the cold…
Brad
I ride my Blue carbon in as cold as -20C, usual cutoff is -10C. Zero issues.
I also ride on heavily salted roads. Zero issues.
If I have to, on a trainer. Zero issues.
Shatters like glass…
hehehhee…just kidding!