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  1. 05-12-2012, 02:51 PM #31
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    Re: XC shoes for icy hills?

    Do you mean the Spikecross rather than speedcross?
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  2. 08-12-2012, 10:00 PM #32
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    Re: XC shoes for icy hills?

    After todays recce of BG leg 1 i can definitely agree microspikes are great in snow & ice.:thumbup:
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    Ive scraped the car windscreen. I think that means it's time for the spikes shoes to come out of storage.
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    yep. time for the new orocs to make an appearance on bleaklow sometime soon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cyclops View Post
    yep. time for the new orocs to make an appearance on bleaklow sometime soon.
    Nearly lots of surface ice on the hills this morning but still thin and wet underneath
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