Fighting the FirePull the pinAim low at the base of flames, about 8 ft. backSqueeze thehandleSweep side to side
studded bike tires work VERYY well. we watched a video in science, were they conducted a experiment, and studded bike tires are proven more durable. go with them.
I think you need to get your story straight.
Alright, what did you do to annoy the librarian? Were you making a lot of noise, talking, singing, causing a ruckus? Now why would you annoy her by taking your lint-roller and rubber ducky to the library? You're in big trouble buster!! lol
I have Nokians for winter trail riding; they're too heavy slow for road riding. For winter commuting I use Schwalbe Marathons. They are the best I've found for the road I have them on separate wheels so I can switch from day to day as the weather changes. The Schwalbes also have a reflective stripe to make you more noticeable to drivers. The carbide spikes won't wear down, but they can rip loose if you go fast on dry pavement. I have used my Schwaldes for 2 seasons have yet to loose 1 spike. Personally, I recommend using 2 studded tires. If the front is without you're on ice, you'll wipe out. If the rear is normal, you'll lose the ability to move up a slippery hill could wipe out when turning. 2 tires will give you sure-footed confidence so you can pedal not worry about wrecking.
