Reminds me of a meat grinder

[Mr. Wibbens]

I guess this is the tenderizer

[m0rie]

Ohhhh, studded tire. Going snow riding Wibby?

[Mr. Wibbens]

No

We rode with an A rider last weekend

[Julien D]

Nice! That's one heck of a tire you got there. Looks like fun was had!

[Mr. Wibbens]

Not my tire

[skipro3]

No

We rode with an A rider last weekend

You mean another besides me?

[Mr. Wibbens]

No

We rode with an A rider last weekend

You mean another besides me?

Only thing you guys had in common was the model of bike! (except his din't sound like a weedeater all bound up)

We were the ones whining "I can't!"

[skipro3]

Are you going to give studs a try?

[fuzzy]

So the 250A rider likes that studded tire?

[canyncarvr]

I rode with a rider too. I also rode a rider other than the first one.

Hey! That 'A' rider didn't get run over at the top of 'Choker' only 'cuz I bailed to keep from using him for traction.

It's a Trelleborg tire in the pic. He said M5Bs were an excellent tire choice for the process.


The one place he had zero trouble where a regular tire would've was in wet clay..the kind of goo squeezing out of Wibby's chain guard.

Anyway...the guy said the Trelleborg sidewall was too stiff for his liking ride-wise.

Sure had a LOT of studs in it. I've not seen anyone with a studded tire that put multiple studs in most..and at least one stud in every single knob.

[Mr. Wibbens]

Can you imagine those things on wet roots and logs?

[canyncarvr]

He mentioned that...said they work great! Didn't matter what angle of approach or anything..he just went over 'em.


As you mentioned (I think) I'd hate to get run over by something like that.

[Mr. Wibbens]

Yes too often I've been run over by your tires and sometimes even my own

But maybe with those things you'd tend not to get into those stuations?

Still a lot of money