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Please help me, my /n/igguhs.I'm a Brazilian flag moving to Ottawa in a month.
I want to live car-free there and I want to cycle through winter. I understand that Ottawa has one of the worst winters in a big city.
What do I need to do to be able to cycle when it's snowing? Does it make sense for me to buy a Fuji Touring Disc and swap the tyres for winter, studded tires when it starts to snow? Do I also need to install mittens on the handlebars?
Any Canadians, Americans, Finnish, Russian, Norwegian, Swedish, Icelanders, Greenlanders, Scottish or some other people that could share some experiences?
You guys are literally the people I trust the most for actual, relevant opinions on what's legit reasonable to do while cycling
I want to live car-free there and I want to cycle through winter. I understand that Ottawa has one of the worst winters in a big city.
What do I need to do to be able to cycle when it's snowing? Does it make sense for me to buy a Fuji Touring Disc and swap the tyres for winter, studded tires when it starts to snow? Do I also need to install mittens on the handlebars?
Any Canadians, Americans, Finnish, Russian, Norwegian, Swedish, Icelanders, Greenlanders, Scottish or some other people that could share some experiences?
You guys are literally the people I trust the most for actual, relevant opinions on what's legit reasonable to do while cycling
