Originally Posted by
maddog34
scuffs equals wear.
and i said ice, not snow... they are two very different surfaces.
locally, we get solid ice (Freezing rain, or frozen moisture/black ice), or snow, or sometimes both, in a short time span. there are also different types of "snow". it's the toughest to deal with as it melts.
there was crunchy snow on the ground this morning... it partially thawed, then re-froze overnight, plus a light dusting of new.
the roads were a skating rink this morning. Patches of re-freeze snow plus Black Ice, in patches.
my trice broken left hip said that i shouldn't go riding today.
I understand you said ice, and raising the pressure is not the key. That actually makes it worse. It goes against every advice found regarding driving on ice given for cars, etc. I have plenty of time on the ice with cars, bicycles, and motorcycles.