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Rad Power Bikes Chat => General Chat => Topic started by: Altema on November 30, 2021, 02:50:08 PM

Title: SlipNot Bicycle Traction System now for Rad models - size corrected
Post by: Altema on November 30, 2021, 02:50:08 PM
I've been keeping my eye open for winter traction enhancements, and studded snow tires are not available for 20 x 3.3 tire sizes that Rad uses on some models.
However, I spoke with SlipNot Traction, and they have added this size to their product listing. This size will fit the RadMini, RadMini ST, RadRunner, and Radrunner Plus. They  also appear to have sizes for the Radwagon 4, RadRover, RadCity 5, and RadMission.

The larger sizes have been available before, but this is the first time they have listed the 20 x 3.3 inch size. For those who are not familiar with them, the SlipNot Bicycle Traction System is basically tire chains for bikes, and in the independent reviews I've seen, they are very effective on snow and ice. I'm not affiliated in any way, but and posting this infor because I know others have also been looking for winter traction solutions. Link is below, and I'll do a review once I get mine!

https://www.slipnottraction.com/
Title: Re: SlipNot Bicycle Traction System now available for Rad models
Post by: Ryan on November 30, 2021, 03:00:25 PM
We have a set for review, just waiting on some snow!

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Title: Re: SlipNot Bicycle Traction System now available for Rad models
Post by: Altema on December 02, 2021, 09:35:41 AM
Quote from: Ryan on November 30, 2021, 03:00:25 PM
We have a set for review, just waiting on some snow!

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Excellent! Looking forward to the review... snow permitting ❄️🌨️
Title: Re: SlipNot Bicycle Traction System now available for Rad models
Post by: Veggyhed on December 14, 2021, 07:50:56 AM
I am also looking forward to the review. Last week I leave my bike at work due to ice on the roads.

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Title: Re: SlipNot Bicycle Traction System now available for Rad models
Post by: lowspark1974 on December 28, 2021, 09:48:55 AM
Slipknots ordered for a new Rad Wagon 4!!!  will let you know how it all works in a foot of fresh powder in MT!
Title: Re: SlipNot Bicycle Traction System now available for Rad models
Post by: Omidia Ramin on December 31, 2021, 10:00:43 PM
Quote from: Altema on November 30, 2021, 02:50:08 PM
I've been keeping my eye open for winter traction enhancements, and studded snow tires are not available for 22 x 3.3 tire sizes that Rad uses on some models.
However, I spoke with SlipNot Traction, and they have added this size to their product listing. This size will fit the RadMini, RadMini ST, RadRunner, and Radrunner Plus. They also have the 22 x 3 in size for the RadWagon 4. They also have sizes for the RadRover, RadCity 5, and RadMission.

Hi, question, i have a rad mini 4, it has 20" tires, i notice you mentioned the 22 inch and rad mini4.  will the 22's also fit on the mini with 20" tires?  or did i order the right one (i've ordered the 20", 3.3, just 5 min ago.)

thanks for any thoughts!!
Title: Re: SlipNot Bicycle Traction System now available for Rad models
Post by: Altema on January 02, 2022, 04:19:03 AM
Quote from: Omidia Ramin on December 31, 2021, 10:00:43 PM
Quote from: Altema on November 30, 2021, 02:50:08 PM
I've been keeping my eye open for winter traction enhancements, and studded snow tires are not available for 22 x 3.3 tire sizes that Rad uses on some models.
However, I spoke with SlipNot Traction, and they have added this size to their product listing. This size will fit the RadMini, RadMini ST, RadRunner, and Radrunner Plus. They also have the 22 x 3 in size for the RadWagon 4. They also have sizes for the RadRover, RadCity 5, and RadMission.

Hi, question, i have a rad mini 4, it has 20" tires, i notice you mentioned the 22 inch and rad mini4.  will the 22's also fit on the mini with 20" tires?  or did i order the right one (i've ordered the 20", 3.3, just 5 min ago.)

thanks for any thoughts!!

You ordered the correct one. 20 inch is correct, 22 inch was the wrong size. I was going by the diameter by mistake. I'm going to edit my previous post so other's don't get led astray.