Buy my tires and then you wont have to winterize!
The front is a 4.00 19inch Goodyear GrassHopper mounted on a Yamaha road bike rim. The rim fit my 1986 Honda cr250 front axel. Simply use washers “spacers” to center it, no brake! I just pulled the caliper, line, and lever all in one piece. The rear is an IRC 4.10 18inch that has perfect knob spacing for ice. You will NOT lose the rear studs they go into the tire it has a smaller road tire inside of it, to totally protect the tube. Both tires were New when studded with Pro-Gold-Ice Screws. Not a bad deal with about $50 worth of Gold Screws and 2 new tires and a rim. Both tires have about 4 miles on them. Used a total of 2 times Tires are just dusty from sitting a few years and rim is surface rust it was just to cold to clean them off! I had hoped to use them again someday, Riding a dirt bike on the Ice is a BLAST!
$100.00 "OR"
On my bikes I also put a shot of fog oil at least in the sparkplug hole, drain carb, spray WD40 on outside cylinder,carb, forks, rear suspension,WD40 will wash off easier than surface rust! I hate Michigan’s end of winter cold,warm,cold,warm humidity that makes everything “wet”
Make sure if you don't drain coolant that it is checked to be good WELL below freezing! Also bike on a stand -both- tires off the ground, I still like to at least roll them over a few times a month.
