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Advice on using a dual purpose bike in winter?
Hey i want to get a dual purpose, was wondering how well it would work in the snow in winter (ottawa, Canada) obvs id tune up the engine properly(or have it done; ) and get some beefed up tires. Probs get a ski-doo suit too. Any advice on that?
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- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Go for it. I've ridden in snow and I've ridden in deserts where the temperature was 120+. If Dan and Chris were motorcyclists rather than dilletantes, they would be riding regardless of conditions. NOTHING keeps me off my bikes
- Candid ChrisLv 79 years ago
Before investing too much try renting a snowmobile for a few hours.
Than STOP.
NOW think.
Hmmm??? .... Would two skinny tires on a light enough vehicle have enough power to stay on top of the snow?
Added @ Dan- Too funny! But too true. :D
Source(s): Only rode a motorcycle in the snow when I needed to or wanted to to keep up points in the racing game, the rest of the time was FU, too F-ing Cold for this much 'fun'. - ?Lv 79 years ago
The best winter gear is chains, wrap thru the frame and chain it to the back of the garage.
