Looking to purchase and install a good car alarm that can't be easily disarmedand if it came with a tracking system that would be cool (if that exists?)
This Site Might Help You. RE: What bit should I use on very head strong pony? I just got a new 13hh haflinger pony and I love him already however I noticed he has a problem with being very hard in the mouth. I've been using a tom thumb type bit on him which I was told was a good bit and has been fine with all my others. My new haffie stormy just pulls with all his might
Go and relax in starbacks until the technician says the heater is safe.
If you look for a tyre that has tapered lugs then it won't clog up with snow so easily. I use Continental Vertical during the winter months, and they are as good in snow as any other knobbly tyre I've tried. They won't work on ice, but you really need studded tyres for that, and they aren't much good on clear roads. See attached links for more information.
Get cyclocross tires. They also make studded snow tires.
