Who is snow riding today? I'm just about to head out. Love it!!!
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Who is snow riding today? Show us your photos.
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Posted 3 months ago #
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Heading out soon. Woburn or Ashridge?
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Up at the top of the Brinore Tramroad, although yesterday evening before the rugby. Perfect amount of snow for normal wheels! Dog definitely has the edge on me now though.
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Staying in today after my epic race yesterday.
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Had a go at a local ride in the snow but think it was a bit deep for normal tyres, also very powdery snow, felt like trying to ride on dry sand with the bike snaking around. Oh well at least I gave it a go
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Not quite today but this was a little video I made from an early December snow ride
No snow up in Inverness just now, must have missed it all 
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Off out shortly , go pro and slr in the camelbak
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On the way to my local woods.Posted 3 months ago # -
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Nah can't be bothered, what was a 2-4 inch of snowy loveliness late last night, has been turned overnight into 1-2cm of slush, bahhhh!
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first snow ride for the fatbike and it did me proud. average of 3-4 inches of coverage more where it had drifted. fun but tiring. my hat goes off to the guys and girls that ride the iditarod or anything similar
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love the pics, after the "britain braces itself for an armageddon snow storm" news buliten yestrerday its pretty much gone already here.
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my hat goes off to the guys and girls that ride the iditarod or anything similar
I thought the same thing as I was trudging through it
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Early this morning around NW Leicestershire. Nice ride and definitely warmer than yesterday!
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Matt.Posted 3 months ago # -
Just got back, 2hrs hard going but great fun with loads of laughing. Hardest thing was finding the singletrack. I think we did a fair bit of woodland off-piste riding, didn't see another soul...
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I rode a couple of miles to Hampstead Heath for my first swim in the ponds. Two cups of sweet tea and an hour later, I can feel my feet again!
The riding was fun, if a little slow. 2.0 race kings on the peregrine. couple of front wheel moments, but no falls.
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just got back with a very a wet arse and completely numb toes. its was worth it for the two wheel drifts :p
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Lovin' the fat bike, that would have been great where we were this morning
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4.5 hours door to door via a Beautiful snowy Woburn. Lovely riding the virgin snow on the way out. The only exception were the trails of three mates I didn't quite catch up with.
Bit of a bumpy ride home until I let 20PSI out of my tyres.
Now waiting for the teenagers to vacate the shower as I'm sweating cobs and stink of a thousand armpits.
Edit. 50 quid bike is holding up well.Posted 3 months ago # -
Riding round Melton Mowbray earlier. Just two hours was enough for me!
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I only lasted an hour before coming home, got fed up with slipping everywhere.
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All melting now here
but took this one of my new retro ride yesterday 
Quirky-angled homemade chainguide has now been adjusted
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no pics but I just had a ride around the local fields, snow makes our local bridleways interesting
slow motion 2 wheel drifts ftw. My tyres are nice and shiny now.
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No photos yet, however we've just come back from a snowy ride around the Roman lakes at Marple.
A bit slushy in places, but perfect 'crunchy under the wheels powdery goodness' the higher up we got.Did have a sliding tumble on some steep stuff.
It's going to be like an ice rink tonight when the temperature drops.
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astormatt
I only lasted an hour before coming home, got fed up with slipping everywhere.
What PSI were you running?Posted 3 months ago # -
Just went for a ride around Baildon Moor, at 6:00am it was clear blue sky's.
At 8:30 when I eventually got out it was like this on the tops
The strong wind chill wasn't that pleasent either!
Lower down, actually more snow as the wind wasn't as strong.
Finally the sun came out.
"I only lasted an hour before coming home, got fed up with slipping everywhere."
I was just using my normal 2.25 Nobby Nics at normal pressure, had plenty of grip if not more than usual. The grip only started going as the snow started to melt...
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Hard work in north norfolk's powdery snow but a great ride - and no mud to clean off for a change
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Started off with lots of slidey snow fun, ended up with wet @rse riding in slush. All good stuff though
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@ oldgit, I am running 25psi both ends, didn't fancy going any lower on single ply's.
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Great fun today on a local loop.
2012_0205slussysnow0022 by singlespeedstu, on FlickrSeeing the tyre tracks from other bikes weaving about all over the place and being able to ride in a straight line myself was most amusing.
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Hard going round Ladybower, it was a lot warmer this morning and the snow was very wet and sticky.
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@ oldgit, I am running 25psi both ends, didn't fancy going any lower on single ply's.
Thought you were going to say 40/50. I forgot to lower mine after a road ride, when I did it was much better ride.
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Did 8-9 miles around Shipley Park in 4-5 inches of soft powdery stuff. No photos here though I bumped into some mates who took some as I rode towards them, so may have some later.
Ice Spikers seem to be no better in soft snow than regular tyres, hoping they will be more useful commuting if it hangs around and freezes as they seem to be forecasting.
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