[real saxophonist]

Yeah, I’m still a little apprehensive about riding when it’s wet, cold or icy after crashing and breaking my leg 4 years ago.

[Flick Lives]

Yeah, I’m still a little apprehensive about riding when it’s wet, cold or icy after crashing and breaking my leg 4 years ago.

I like to get to on my bike in the Winter, weather permitting, to avoid cabin fever, especially in the world of Covid craziness.

If the trails are clear of snow, it's sunny, calm, and above 35 degrees, it can make for a nice ride as long as I layer up on the clothing.

If it's icy or snowy, 'it's a no go. The bike handles like a squirrel on meth when it hits ice.

[usconservative]

Yeah, I’m still a little apprehensive about riding when it’s wet, cold or icy after crashing and breaking my leg 4 years ago.

Get a magnetic trainer for your bike and ride indoors. There are plenty of ride-along YouTube video's available for free.

A magnetic trainer for your bike allows you to shift gears to increase resistance while riding to increase / decrease speed.

I have one and I use it during the winter.