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Old 12-07-16, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Slaninar
My experience with just front studded tyre has been good.

I live in flat lands, roads are cleared, with some ice patches during early morning (late night). Rear is a Continental Race King (small knobs - an off road tyre), while the front is a Schwalbe Marathon Winter.

I'd recommend it to others at their own risk. Two studded is safer, sure. But just the front can work.
OP is in Chicago, real winter, for like 5 months. What kind of ice only needs 1 studded tire? The idea is to remain upright. What are you trying to save? $ 60 bucks or so? Vs a broken bone or what? Stop propagating myths.
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