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rbergman5

6 years ago

i just tried this to my bike there are some problems with it. One you no longer have brakes on that tire and two i road under a half mile with the zip ties on and 3/4 of the zip ties fell off. do not wast your time or money on this one. but it was a cool idea.

rosewood513

7 years ago on Introduction

I do not bike but I just happened to see this and wanted to give my opinion. SHEER GENIOUS!!!!

oud25

9 years ago on Introduction

very interesting
but also if your on snow and ice you dont want to be slamming on your brakes
haha

smirnoff04

9 years ago on Introduction

I'd be interested to feel how they perform vs a studded tire. Maybe I'll give it shot myself next winter. I also wonder how long they'd last and if they'd cause the tire to wear unusually where it contacts the straps.

Concerns aside, I think the concept is terrific. Very creative use of zip ties, TruorFalse. :)

r-philp

9 years ago on Introduction

How do you brake after adding the zip-ties? Wouldn't they catch on the pads of the calipers?

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