De-restricting Boss

[oswaldters]

Being fairly experienced at riding in winter, my advice is don't ride on ice.

Just nothing really you can do to make that a safe situation.

If I can't see pavement it's a no go.  I will ride (gingerly) in slush, but ice is a no-no.

[blue]

good tiers and let some air out go with a softer tire it puts more rubber on the road.
and just go slow and easy and always thing befor you turn take widers turns and slower.

[tom g]

yeah im trying not to ride at all but like i only use main roads so they have more chance of being gritted but the only way ofgetting to my dads is through back roads so i think il just not see him for a few months id rather have no crashes and a working ped haha

[Rianna]

And your dad will be glad you are still alive and uninjured to see him in a few months, too, tom g!

[oswaldters]

Good thinking tom g - at least give yourself time to get used to the scoot.

[Cardie]

Been riding my ped now for a couple of months, ICE IS THE BEST been doing donuts and wheelspins and havent come off once! But this is me, so dont try it! Had a shock when I turned onto an iced over street in Blackpool at 15-20MPH LOL funny times....

[Rianna]

Hey...Cardie...

U So Silly!

[Rianna]

Cars have been doing donuts here...without even trying...