Telemark, Norway 🇳🇴

Posted some crazy shit that happened on my commute home in a snowstorm, and like half the comments are dudes telling me "why are you biking in this weather, "get on the sidewalk", "why are you riding in a bike lane in a snowstorm".

It's frustrating, I know it comes from a place of ignorance to riding in those conditions, but I'm out here and I know what I'm doing, I've kept myself safe on the road in all types of conditions, and snow is just another one of those conditions.

Reddit be reddit tho, so someone who's barely been outside in the snow is gonna be giving me a detailed response why I'm an idiot for enjoying myself outside in the winter lol.

Like I literally don't have a car, my bike is essentially my car, I'm coming home from work, sue me for that I guess lol.

Anyway, thanks for letting me vent lol! Love this sub!

marvil #fatbike #nozwiftforme #werideinallweather #wintercycling #insta360acepro #sweden #coldkids

I'm commuting by bike for the first time and we finally have some solid snow and ice. My ride home Friday was pretty hairy on my bike's stock tires. I don't want that to stop me from biking, so I'm looking into studded tires that will fit it. While I can change a tire, I've never gone any further than buying exactly what was on there before, so I don't know how to evaluate what will fit and work well.

My bike is a Yamaha Crosscore RC, and the stock tires are 27.5" x 2". Any advice on how to choose studded tires, or on specific brands or models to check out?