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Grant
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I'm just round the corner from Faslane. 4 seasons in one day here usually.
You get used to it on a bike or you buy a car.
You get used to it on a bike or you buy a car.
3CL steering head bearings. I'm not that bright, I don't understand....
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Legs
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Or you go below into a nice warm submarine 
Legs said:
I have rided daily transport even the temperature was -30 to -34 degrees Celsius the whole week, four inches of ice on the road and snow storms. It wasn't Laverda, I don't have a suitable Laverda to this use. Still going to ride that again next winter. It's quite thrilling
Maybe I buy a suitable Laverda to this some day. Finnish club members use for example, OR Atlas to this.
Your a braver man than I, though thinking back when living in London used to ride my 500 everywhere, come rain, hail, shine, snow or ice. Remember a few times when all the old boys used to say skippy you wont be in tomorrow it will be snowing and well who used to turn up and who didnt ( though my toes were always like icicles for most of the day.)MotoJouni said:I have rided daily transport even the temperature was -30 to -34 degrees Celsius the whole week, four inches of ice on the road and snow storms. It wasn't Laverda, I don't have a suitable Laverda to this use. Still going to ride that again next winter. It's quite thrilling
Dellortoman
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- Tasmania, Australia
MotoJouni said:
Do you have tyres with ice spikes?
I've never ridden with them, but it looks like fun.
Dellortoman said:
Yes at the front, but not on the rear. I think it's impossible to ride if there is no ice spikes on the front.
The spike size is that kind it bites well to ice, but it is also possible to ride them on bare asphalt for short time. Very big sized spikes broke immediately if rided on bare asphalt. There is very coarse tyre pattern on both wheels, snow must come easily out from the tyre pattern.