View Single Post Old 10-24-2005, 01:04 AM   #13 Dysco OP caddis
muncher Dysco's Avatar Joined: Jan 2004 Location: Salida, CO
Oddometer: 15,519 Originally Posted by snowrider I've found most
of what you said to be true, except for the knobbies. I get a
lot of mixed surfaces, and I find full on thick snow cover is
the least common surface for street riding in winter. This may
depend on how often it's plowed where you are. I rode on street
tires, not even dual sport tires every winter but the last one,
where I had the stock trailwings on the DR. I was always opposed
to knobbies because of the mixed surfaces and the fact that
usually I was riding on a slippery road surface which is not
like dirt at all. Now I'm very interested in what dual sport
tires can do and will be trying TKC80s this winter though I
think Anakees would be better. I've always just wanted a little
more grip in snow, not a lot, because I want something that
breaks loose evenly and predictably, no matter how early. This
is a great point. Snow is