Geckos in winter?

[Psyonyde]

I've heard that regular paddle tires arent good for snow, but how well would something like the kenda gecko perform in snow? How about mud?
anyone ever tried something like that?

[BigGreenMachine]

I was considering Sand Stars paddles for my winter meats. Then I thought about how they would only be good for deep snow, if they worked at all in snow. Also they would get chewed up on the frozen dirt roads and pavement and would have zero traction on ice. So now I'm gonna get ITP Spidertraks, they act like a paddle in snow and are fine to use on the roads that I drive and in the summer they can be my mud tires. My point is that paddle tires work best in sand, not mud or snow. They are purpose built for sand, just like Mudzillas are made for mud.

[CHAINSAW]

Ive hyroplaned a pair of Geckos.. hehehehe It was a blast

[Beer_Smurf]

Spidertracs have done good for me in the snow on my 250r.
I'm still waiting for enough snow to try the geckos.
Don't really want to thrash them.
Will let you know.

[350XXX]

you get very much snow in Reno?

P.S. chainsaw, i'm on a broadband connection, and your signature slows down my computer when i scroll down one of your posts, not as bad as your old one, but it still does. just wondering what it does to a dial up connection? BTW, it look cool though. ;)

[slippy4]

doesnt slow me down any and ive got dialup :D

[CHAINSAW]

you get very much snow in Reno?

P.S. chainsaw, i'm on a broadband connection, and your signature slows down my computer when i scroll down one of your posts, not as bad as your old one, but it still does. just wondering what it does to a dial up connection? BTW, it look cool though. ;)

Im on cable, and it doesnt slow me.. thats all I care about.. lol

[Beer_Smurf]

you get very much snow in Reno?

Not alot in Reno really.
Doesn't last long down on the vallley floor.
Quite a bit up in the hills.

Enough to tow the daughter up and down the street on her snowboard w/ the 200x sunday morning.
That was fun.

How about you?

[350XXX]

we got six inches saturday, and it was gone monday morning. at 9:30 pm saturday, i went to the store and there was six inches on the ground, sunday morning at 11:00 when we left the house, there was only 2 to 3 inches left. i think we got something like 24" of total accumulation.