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Originally Posted by Marylandnewbie
I agree with G. Bucci to give yourself more time since you will need more time to manage your clothing -- particularly in a foot of snow. Definitiely remember to drink, since you will sweat it out big time.

I have ridden in 11 inches last year and I would term it too much for any real commuting effort. After about 3 miles of riding I hit a 3 mile stretch that was more packed down and then 6 miles of somewhat plowed conditions. I could not have ridden the entire distance in a foot of snow. I would guess that when the bottom bracket hits the snow it is too much.
I agree. In Denver 6" and over would stop me from riding 6 miles to work.
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