Anybody running studded tires ?

Originally Posted by Red Herring

Studded tyres are illegal in the UK. Chains are certainly allowed, however you might have some clearance issues on a bike....

The biggest issue with riding in the conditions we are experiencing at the moment isn't the snow, it's the ridges and ruts that form when the treated road re-freezes, and even studs won't help you then.

Anything legal, cheap and efficient to help me riding in the snow?

[dyzio]

Originally Posted by Sally

Anything legal, cheap and efficient to help me riding in the snow?

Cant see that pic?

If its a picture of a car, you owe me a pint! Haha

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Sally

Cant see that pic?

If its a picture of a car, you owe me a pint! Haha

No it's not. It's worth seeing go & get a computer

I think we are allowed ropes to help us over here in snow, but chains are not allowed i think.

Originally Posted by Stu

No it's not. It's worth seeing go & get a computer

i AM ON A COMPUTER, BUT THAT SITE IS BLOCKED ON THE FLITER.

wILL LOOK AT SOME POINT TONIGHT AHAH

Originally Posted by sally

i am on a computer, but that site is blocked on the fliter.

Will look at some point tonight ahah

cAN YOU SAY THAT A BIT LOUDER!!!!?

Sorry, use caps for work, left them on

Wooops.

[Red Herring]

Originally Posted by Sally

Anything legal, cheap and efficient to help me riding in the snow?

Nope, take the bus instead....it will be cheaper in the long run!

I had a little blat round on my Gas Gas enduro bike, great fun in the fresh snow around where I live, especially where the snow has drifted into huge piles in the lanes, but stayed away from any of the main roads that have been salted, don't want to rust the bike...

Originally Posted by Stu

Are you sure? you seemed to be confused about which side of the road to be on Speed limit was 30

that is a typical 1½ lane undelineated northern New England gravel road

unless someone's coming, it's normal to use the whole road, when someones coming, keep right