I woke up this morning to a fresh layer of the white stuff. November 19th 
is really late for snow here, so it's not very surprising. I still had the 
Compass Barlow Pass tires with fenders on my Atlantis, which were not going 
to cut it on the fresh snow and ice. I scrambled to change to some 2.1 
Thunder Burts and no fenders before work. These were brand new Thunder 
Burts, as I've been using 2.25's all summer. I've rubbed the paint clean 
off the frame and had the wheels grind to a halt a few times because of the 
marginal clearance. The 2.1's have quite a lot of room all around and will 
be a great trail riding tire I think. 

Anyway, I rode in to work today. The first snow is always absurd. All the 
drivers forget how to drive in snow, and being anywhere near a cyclist 
causes absolute panic. Thankfully I made it in safely. It was even kinda 
fun... :)

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