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Old 04-20-16 | 06:37 AM
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Bikes: Heavy, with friction shifters

Originally Posted by gkastraveckas
Posted in Winter Cycling, figure I could get good answers here as well.

Just wondering what's more common, do you guys have a dedicated winter bike to grab and go when you need it or just change to studs for the season? Or have studs on a separate wheelset and change as needed?
Doesn't matter what we do.

When I lived in a house with a big garage, I had a dedicated winter beater.
Now I live in a small flat and I switch front wheel, while using rear tyre with small knobs so it's not too loud on pavement, but not too slippery on snow.

I live in flat lands where roads are plowed and salted. If I lived in a hilly area, I would make sure to have a rear studded as well in the snow.

So it's all very much the case of your particular needs, budget, room etc.
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