Local Snow Riding Pic Link

"tcmedara" wrote in message
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"Paladin" wrote in message
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Complex question, depending on how deep, how wet, how steep, etc. But
well worth a shot. Especially at night when everything's so quiet.
But
a general rule of thumb is to run the fattest tires you have, at the
lowest pressures you can, and keep as even a rhythm as you can, like you
would in sand. Run flat pedals, and lower your seat. Beware of
sliding
out to the sides, which I've done. I don't have studded tires, but
folks
that do really love em.

Cool pictures and some snow riding advice hidden amongs all the crap in
our local mtbr forum:

http://forums.mtbr.com/forumdisplay....221b65136 6&f
=103

CDB
I've got rim brakes, so that may prove interesting. Mebbe I'll test out
the
process riding around in my back yard. It's colder than hell around here
right now (high of 11 F today) so the snow is squeaky and dry. There's
about 3-4 inches on the ground, so it will be interesting to see how the
bike reacts in this stuff.


3-4 inches is a blast.

Greg

G.T. wrote:

3-4 inches is a blast.

Not for her!

(Shaun aRe made me do it.)

Bill Sornson wrote:
G.T. wrote:

3-4 inches is a blast.

Not for her!

(Shaun aRe made me do it.)

tee hee hee....

"Bill Sornson" wrote in message
...
G.T. wrote:

3-4 inches is a blast.

Not for her!

(Shaun aRe made me do it.)

Gee Zeus guys! Y'all keep invoking me when I ain't even here!





Shaun aRe
--
I'd rather be a complex pound, than a simple ton.