Snow riding tips
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Yesterday | 05:03 PM
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I generally don't ride in the snow due to a lack of experience. But, with my bike being my only transportation, sleeping in my office gets old after a few days. For those of you who actually ride in the snow, got any tips? Is there specific tires you've noticed hold a line better than others? If you don't ride in the snow, I genuinely do not give a single solitary **** about how stupid you may think it is.
Bolting on a sidecar for the winter would be a good idea.
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Yesterday | 05:34 PM
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Yesterday | 07:06 PM
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Back when I was about 18-19 (1970) I worked at a Chevy dealer. Had a snow storm where half the staff did not show, and damned near none of the women folk. I made it in driving about 18 miles from the country. There was one mechanic who rode his old Harley (sorry, not sure what model) but had a side car on it. He had snowmobile suit on and said he had no problems!!!
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