Oh no, plenty of riding to be had, if only we could make a little more comfortable. First up, Seal Skins formerly Porelles. These waterproof socks are the answer for dry feet. Having tested our first pair we can vouch for the dryness, but not the thermal properties claimed. Cold and dry is better than cold and wet.
Good gloves are essential.
Cold hands don't work as well as warm ones and will make riding harder. On the bike front, give your bike a good service. Clean everything up and inspect for damage. Fit fork boots and a rear shock boot if you've got a full bouncer. Pay close attention to the upper tubes of your forks.