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Studded tires at Nashbar

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  1. I haven't used the tires yet, but Nashbar is now selling studded tires for 26" and 700c wheels(now
    that my trike has 406 wheels at each corner).The prices are quite competitive.

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  2. rorschandt said:

    I haven't used the tires yet, but Nashbar is now selling studded tires for 26" and 700c wheels(now
    that my trike has 406 wheels at each corner).The prices are quite competitive.


    I used a pair of these two winters ago, on my DF commuter bike. On ice they were awesome. The studs
    were stainless, not carbide, and they wore pretty quickly when they got on pavement. I've since
    pulled the studs. The tires, sans studs, are still going strong.
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