Yeah those I've seen before, they look alright (pricey though), a friend of mine made his own out of an old set of down hill tires and a box of 500 carbide motorcycle studs (the smallest sized ones he could find).
I was wondering about non studded tires, cause I work in an office building and we have a bike room inside.... but I'm sure with studded tires I'd get flak for scratching up the shiny floors haha.
I read an article once about arctic cyclist who lace two rims to one hub (to create a wider footprint for the tire) I can't find it now though...
http://www.allweathersports.com/winter/winter.html
I was wondering about non studded tires, cause I work in an office building and we have a bike room inside.... but I'm sure with studded tires I'd get flak for scratching up the shiny floors haha.
I read an article once about arctic cyclist who lace two rims to one hub (to create a wider footprint for the tire) I can't find it now though...
http://www.allweathersports.com/winter/winter.html
MsMittens said:If I ever get a house so I can properly maintain a winter bike I'm getting these. I figure these would probably be your best bet (both are available from MEC):
Schwalbe Snow Stud 26 x 1.9
Schwalbe Snow Stud 700 x 38C
HTH