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@dan
I think everyone gets it. It's usually a sign of it being the end of the season, or just burnout from overtraining.
Take a break from the bike- lie in, see your mates, spend time with your missus, work etc. Give it a couple of weeks of not riding/training and you'll be desperate to knock out some base miles.
There's no point in being fast at this time of year so ride slow, look around you and enjoy the scenery instead of chewing your bars - plenty of time for that when the corners aren't greasy.
Fwiw- I've been on rubinos for training through the last two winters, they are fine - go 25c and let some air out :)