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If you are dead set on choosing between the 2 temperature ranges go with the -9 or colder just to be on the safe side. Somebody correct me if this logic is well.... illogical.
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Either one will do. Unless you're in time trials or the Olympics.
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The only time you'd want to err on the warm side is in slushy spring conditions when water suction is likely to be more of an issue than dry friction. |
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