Even this needs vents, so that you don't get too damp. Core torso, arms, legs At 10F or above, try a single polypropylene shirt, followed by the vented windbreaker layer. Bring an extra shirt until you figure out what works best for you. Bicycle shorts and insulated bicycling tights will probably be fine for your legs, but you may need a pair of light poly 'long-johns'. As the temperature drops, you might find that you require an additional light layer.
Experimentation is key.
Unless it is nasty cold, you probably don't need a face mask. A headband made from windstopper fleece will take care of your ears, or you might favor an expedition hat with earflaps. If your windbreaker has a hood, you might only need a light hat. A neck gator or scarf is indispensable. Remember to wear a helmet.