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Old 10-31-08, 11:45 AM
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andrelam
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Originally Posted by CastIron
Ya know, with studded tires we're talking about some heavy stuff. Doubling the stud count doesn't appreciably make it worse, so why not go all in and be ready for everything with confidence? Besides, rush hour in a snowstorm that started as rain is no time to entertain the concept of 'overkill'.
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That is exactly what I don't swap wheels. I just put on the W106's this past weekend because there was snow in the forecast this week. Luckily the stuff stayed about 20 miles south of here. Too often the weather conditions will change around here and you get suprised with some nasty precipitation. Yes I now feel like a weak rider as I have to work HARD to average 2.5 MPH slower than on my Summer 32mm clicks, but being cought off guard by some frozen precipition just once can realy ruin your riding season.

Happy riding... I no longer need to ride so far, the tires are providing lots of extra work

André
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