Anyone else silly enough to ride a bike into work today?

Blasphemy! Red wine helps everything.

 

The link to the supplier is on my work laptop but if you google for
them you'll find plenty of suppliers.

 

Info here:
http://www.best-grip.com/pdf/tabella_EN.pdf

Purchased here:
http://www.supatracks.com/best-grip-screw-in-ice-studs.html

 

Oh no leaving was fine. You just had to make sure you put a quid in the
jar when the girls came round.

 

<clenches buttocks>

 

Thanks I found that. Which ones are you (or Andy) using. It seems that the
first two sizes that could safely be screwed in are out of stock.

 

Hog wrote:

Andy went for the 1300s, I went for the 1350s.

 

Is it only me that's getting wood from this page?
www.best-grip.com/eng/pneumatici.asp

 

Er, scrub that. T'other way round.

 

I suspect so, yes.

 

12mm penetration into the tyre, whew that seems like a little much for the
average Cage tyre carcass. Fine in an enduro knobbly I'm sure.

 

Well, it isn't the only fetish I share with a very few others

 

Funnily enough I ordered a pair of Trelleborg army specials earlier
today and they should fit just nicely in them.

 

Fuggit only 40squids.

I just ordered 64 of the 1000's. They are back into stock next week.

Oh I hope we get a LOT more snow and ice this winter.

 

[of winter tyres]

Which is may take on it. Quite apart from the up-front costs of having
two sets of tyres, and two sets of wheels to fit them to, there's the
hassle of changing over and the storage problems - my garage is quite
full enough as it is. As the majority of my driving involves bimbling
around on flat straight roads in Her Majesty's Glorious East Anglia
in a heavy, wallowy diesel 4x4, it's highly unlikely I'd notice the
difference most of the time.

 

64? I've got 200 for a fucking motorbike so what you think you'll get
out of 64 on a car I don't know.

 

Flat?
Flat!
Knight's Hill[1] is nearly 600 feet above sea level.
A veritable peak.



[1] Just down the road from Charlie's Mum's place.

 

And I've been travelling to the Alps all this time for skiing. D'oh!

 

On two tyres, enough. It's York not Finland.