Quote Originally Posted by mlove View Post
Another thing to think about is sensitivity to cold with fibro. If, like me, you live in a cold place, you may need to experiment to keep your fingers and toes warm if you ride in the winter. So far I have figured out gloves but my feet are still a problem, even in the house with warm socks, etc. Outside I am just outside of frostbite, even at 45 F.
Maybe that explains it - I am sitting at the computer w/ a space heater by my feet. Also I wear about 4 layers when riding in temps below 60 F

BUT I have skiied at -15 F.

I find if I keep my core really warm my fingers and toes will warm up.

My biggest problem is leg and foot cramping if I get cold while riding so I don't ride when it drops below 50 F