Slippery Mountains
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I'm gonna say 'yes'. Although some enlargement of your question might be helpful if you want sensible answers.
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As above yes but it will probably be dangerous driving a car or a motor bike in the same conditions.0
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It does of course depend if you mean off road on a mountain bike or on road and what kind of mountains and how much snow and ice. Do you mean danger of falling off on a slippery road or danger of being caught in a blizzard and getting lost in snow drifts?
As others have said you really need to expand your question a little0 -
If we are talking Road than yes if there is snow around it will be more slippy than say the summer.0
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I say this guy's just a troll... see here is recent post on buying new road wheels
viewtopic.php?f=40020&t=13073286&p=20014148#p200141480 -
craker wrote:I say this guy's just a troll... see here is recent post on buying new road wheels
viewtopic.php?f=40020&t=13073286&p=20014148#p20014148
+1Rose Xeon CDX 3100, Ultegra Di2 disc (nice weather)
Ribble Gran Fondo, Campagnolo Centaur (winter bike)
Van Raam 'O' Pair
Land Rover (really nasty weather
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Indeed, I did wonder but decided to give the benefit of the doubt but another example to confirm
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and this one: viewtopic.php?f=40011&p=20020145#p200201450
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Why has the OE posts gone? Waste of my fudging time coming into a thread without an original post. A troll post might just have been a bit entertaining at least. Just delete the whole thread innit.0
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the question ... if anyone is wondering what the hell is going on was "if it dangerous to ride on mountains after its been snowing" - or along those lines0
