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Old 07-18-15 | 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by photokid03
Yes, Fort Collins is quite snowy and sometimes icy, but no rain. My bike is a 26" road.
If you're planning on riding in the ice and snow, then I'd seriously consider studs. I haven't ridden them myself... I had knobbies on my road bike years ago, and the couple of snow days were INTERESTING, then I walked for the couple of ice days.

Anyway, perhaps July is a good time to hunt for studs.

2015 Schwalbe Winter Reflex Wired MTB Hybrid Commuter Snow Ice Studded Bike Tyre | eBay
Kenda Klondike K946 26x1 95 Snow Tire Steel 168 Stud | eBay

You say 26" road... does it take MTB wheels too? It might not hurt to just hunt down a set of snow wheels and road wheels that you could quickly swap. Used MTB wheels are VERY CHEAP if you don't mind overhauling them.
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