Post #3106246
2023-06-21 17:20 UTC
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@EllenInEdmonton@mstdn.ca 2023-06-21 17:59
@ShanonRose@mstdn.ca @Daveography@yeg.bike Previously, I had a highly reliable 20-year-old "mountain bike" (no shocks) from #BikeEdmonton And I changed out to winter tires every year. As I've aged, carrying that to a top-floor apartment got more challenging so I got this lovely folding #TernBike that I can keep in my vehicle year-round. It also works nicely on snow/ice with studded tires. #BikeTooter
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@Daveography@yeg.bike 2023-06-21 23:42
@ShanonRose@mstdn.ca Hi Shan! I have been using my 15-year-old mountain bike (I guess it was more like 10 when I started winter riding), I just switch to studded tires each winter season. The bike has held up like a champ, but winter is very hard on it. It needs regular tuning up, and I've replaced the cassette at least twice, the chainring at least once, and I replace the chain every 1-2 years. Still cheaper than a car, but at some point I think I'm going to need a non-winter MTB.