Snow biking
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Snow biking
I was cruizing through some old files and came across this pic. I was commuting to work last year and got caught in a snow storm. (w/home made studded snows, front and back)
Kind of funny. Today it is supposed to be in the low 90s and this weekend in the 100s. High humidity to boot!
This was a refreshing pic to find on a hot day like today.
Kind of funny. Today it is supposed to be in the low 90s and this weekend in the 100s. High humidity to boot!
This was a refreshing pic to find on a hot day like today.
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Sweet pic. just like a tall narrow truck tire is better in snow, I am goign to use 23s as long as I can this winter.
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You posted that picture here, didn't you? I seem to remember it, and thinking, "Cool!"
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Originally Posted by ******bagonwhlz
Sweet pic. just like a tall narrow truck tire is better in snow, I am goign to use 23s as long as I can this winter.
Last edited by fruitless; 11-25-05 at 04:46 PM.