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Message: [QUOTE="Anssi, post: 283538, member: 23342"] This is more directed to medical professionals or people who have gone into this a bit deeper. When I ride at just above/below freezing temperatures, my hands get cold. However, when I warm them back up in the car or on the exhaust, they don't get cold again unless it's very cold. Other riders suggest that I get my hands cold by making snowballs or just keeping my hands in the snow (this gets them cold plenty fast) and warm them up immediately and don't suffer from cold hands again. I believe this will prove correct. The real question is, will I get rheumatism or other crap from doing that? Will I just need to get some ridiculously big and thick gloves? [/QUOTE]