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I used to do it that way. But then I got narrow studded tires. They cut through the snow down to the surface and then grip it if it's icy. Admittedly not the c
by steelframe 3y ago
I used to do it that way. But then I got narrow studded tires. They cut through the snow down to the surface and then grip it if it's icy.
Admittedly not the cheapest type of tire around. Last I checked a good brand name was going for $175 new. I found a "used once" set on eBay for a lot less.
- skeeter2020 3y agoif you want narrow studded bike tires they're nowhere close to that much. A quick search found decent pizza cutters starting as low as $25/each. If you want studded fat bike tires you're gonna spend $400 for a set. The narrow ones are fine for a little wet snow but suck once you get more than a few inches of dry powder or downtown slop. You're way better to go for flotation then.