Weatheride

Weatheride answers one question: should you ride today? Instead of handing you a generic forecast and leaving you to do the math, Weatheride checks every hour against the conditions you set — then puts a motorcycle or a car next to each day and each hour. A FORECAST BUILT FOR RIDERS • Feels-like at riding speed. Weatheride applies wind chill for your actual cruising speed, so a 40°F morning shows you what it will feel like at 65 mph, not what it feels like standing still. • Your thresholds, not ours. Set the temperature band you're comfortable in, the highest chance of rain you'll accept, and a minimum wind chill. Anything outside that gets a car icon. • Riding hours. Tell Weatheride the hours you'd actually ride — say 7 AM to 8 PM — and overnight rain stops dragging down an afternoon that's perfectly clear. • Bad-hour tolerance. One wet hour shouldn't write off a whole day. Choose how…