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one aspect maybe the snug warm of leather ackets & cold bits like faces. Adrenaline ... may work like CORTISONE?
one aspect is CAR TRAVEL .. I get restless legs quickly in the position one is passenger in & some pain after being driver. The upright position on the MOTORBIKE has strengthened my inner core & although i still get some knee pains from an old injury I have more freedom than in a car & public transport has the problems associated with ... not getting a seat ... long time standing means more pain!
Be well Be Happy & hopefully happy enough to distract oneself from the pain! ...View Thread
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