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Old 11-09-10 | 02:31 AM
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Bikes: '06 Surly Pugsley, '14 Surly Straggler, '88 Kuwahara Xtracycle, '10 Motobecane Outcast 29er, '?? Surly Cross Check (wife's), '00 Trek 4500 (wife's), '12 Windsor Oxford 3-speed (dogs')

Originally Posted by Shawnrs
Significantly better than a standard all-season
tire, with the added benefit of being able to ride on dry road as well
without destroying expensive studs
. On the other hand, in the most extreme
conditions, nothing replaces the function of a carbide stud.
My last set of Nokian studded tires lasted 6 seasons, until the sidewall wore out. The carbide studs were still in fine shape, even with considerable time on dry pavement (spring and fall).
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