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Useless_or_inept on
Confirmed: Yes, Nortec micro crampons will fit on winter cycling boots. Just what you need if there’s a lot of snow & ice.
Enjoy your winter riding!
John_AdamsX23 on
Ice + bicycle = bad mix.
Snow + Bicycle = possible mix.
SuzyCreamcheezies on
I can’t imagine wanting to ride in conditions that would require crampons to walk.
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Confirmed: Yes, Nortec micro crampons will fit on winter cycling boots. Just what you need if there’s a lot of snow & ice.
Enjoy your winter riding!
Ice + bicycle = bad mix.
Snow + Bicycle = possible mix.
I can’t imagine wanting to ride in conditions that would require crampons to walk.