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Old 10-07-17 | 02:50 PM
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gregf83
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Originally Posted by maloosik
What other winter tire is appropriate for snow slush and wet roads besides a studded variety ? Is a marathon mondial or another example better in light or packed snow and slush than my Bonty hardcase (seems obvious that it would be).

I just don't want to stop riding for the sometimes bad conditions that will soon be here...Also my commute is 19 miles round trip....
I haven't ridden in Denver but my understanding is it's relatively dry with a few dumps of snow during the winter. I would expect there would be periods when the roads wouldn't be icy and you could use regular tires. I think if it's below freezing and there's a risk of ice then studs are the way to go.

I used Schwalbe Marathon Winter tires with 4 rows of studs. 19mi round trip shouldn't be too bad but the studded tires are slow and rough. About the only place they feel good is on packed snow.
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