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[snow snake]

  it be ok?  without snow

[thomasthepikehunter]

What in the world? Why would that be better than studded tires?

[esox_xtm]

For $3K??? I could do way better than that with that budget.

[SPIN 1]

saw those on yt  if you have any skills wouldn’t be hard to fabricate that frame and put an old bike on it    hmmmm

[jigmaster5]

Last yr, I saw a guy on the ice w/ a fat bike + studded tires.  He was covering alot of ground on that thing - seemed very stable w/ the fat tires + studs.

I bet you could hook up some kind of hitch for a sled, maybe a sled cover to keep the snow off + go for a few miles on good ice....or trails.

[Splattypus]

This has to be a prank

The fishes finally learn the internet from all the smart phones dropped down holes?

[FlankerBladesFades]

I would not advise it in no snow conditions. Stability is not a problem (assuming not too top heavy), however, without enough traction you won't be able to keep straight. Get studded tires if available.