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It's Cold..
Anyone ever zipped on like 72 3/16" Zip ties around your tires for ice riding? i tried it last night.. it works well!
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Yeah the zip tie idea was tearing up the blogosphere a couple months ago. I still think it's a bad idea.
http://gizmodo.com/5719594/zip-tie-s...roof-your-bike |
I can't see how it would work on ice; crusty snow maybe, but only studs would work on ice I think.
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Studded tires ftw. Bet those would work ok on snow, but for the slick stuff.... steel is real.
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Originally Posted by dsh
(Post 12170508)
Yeah the zip tie idea was tearing up the blogosphere a couple months ago. I still think it's a bad idea.
http://gizmodo.com/5719594/zip-tie-s...roof-your-bike I spent like an hour on doing that.. using cheap ties, they ALL broke off after like 100 yards or so, oops... better ties worked when i can't afford steel spiked tires, but the 4 day a decade in Texas it ices over, It's not worth the $80 or $100 for good ice tires... |
there are a lot of DIY articles on how to make your own studded tires or tire chains. I made a snow bike with a studded tire that I made. It worked great but I was using a 24" knobby tire to start with which helped.
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Originally Posted by AustroFixieFan
(Post 12201710)
but the 4 day a decade in Texas it ices over
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