Will these fit?

[wordslinger]

...a year or so ago, none of us would ever have these favorable testimonials...


..things are getting better all over...

[Kenho21]

Slowly but surely... I was impressed when I came back from the winter season and ordered some parts getting ready for the riding season and saw the improvements in some of the sites.

[streido]

Slowly but surely... I was impressed when I came back from the winter season and ordered some parts getting ready for the riding season and saw the improvements in some of the sites.

Wot u mean "riding season"? 

You mean Jan-Dec, thats my season 

I tend to get withdrawl symptoms if i dont ride every day, had stuff to get home from work yesterday so took the car, hated every minute of it.

[Kenho21]

Well Michigan winters are tough. 5 degree Fahrenheit days and a footed snow provide a challenge for me. I do drive a 2002 cavalier though, it's as closes you can get to a scooter while still being a car Hahahaha..... Aside from those damn Smart cars.

[streido]

You want to try Scottish winters  they start around sept/oct and go thro till april/may.

If the road is clear and gritted then i ride, even if it is snowing. Think i only missed about 2wks last year due to a real heavy snowfall, couldnt even drive the car in it. I would like some studded tyres, if it wasnt such a hassle to swap wheels on the A50 i would buy a spare set of wheels and have them ready for winter with the studs fitted to swap over. Way too much bother tho swapping them over.

[mono]

You'll need these : http://www.mv-motorrad.de/cgi-bin/cosmoshop/lshop.cgi?action=showdetail&wkid=16471&ls=d&nc=1342012839-22540&rubnum=&artnum=10107&file=&gesamt_zeilen=0Tsuche--schnee

[Kenho21]

I like to keep her in the garage for the winter, makes the summer that much better!

[streido]

You'll need these : http://www.mv-motorrad.de/cgi-bin/cosmoshop/lshop.cgi?action=showdetail&wkid=16471&ls=d&nc=1342012839-22540&rubnum=&artnum=10107&file=&gesamt_zeilen=0Tsuche--schnee

Hmmmmm......... ......no.  even i wouldnt risk it in snow like is in that vid on the link. They do look good tho, but i'd be worried they flew off and hit someone 

I'll stick to my snowboard when the real snow arrives. 

[zombie]

I tried clamp-on's about 15 years ago. They roll over, and cut into the tire sidewall. One broke, and wound up inside the chain casing. I have used screw in studs with no issues.