Sure you can. If it has external gears they may become clogged with snow during certain temperatures. If you've got SPD pedals they too can become clogged. If you're using rim brakes, expect braking ability to be poor. If it's really cold the freewheel mechanism may refuse to engage leaving you with no drive. If you've lubed your brake/shifter cables, or maybe gotten water in them they too can become stuck in severe cold. If you've got a suspension fork/seat post/frame, expect it to become a lot stiffer in cold conditions. Don't worry though, all these problems will clear when tha bike gets warm again.
One issue is tire pattern, for snow you want a fairly open pattern with big studs. What works in mud usually performs OK in snow as well.
Depending on how firm the snow is you might get better traction and control by letting out as much air as possible out ot tie tires w/o bottoming out. This widens your footprint and might be enough to keep you on the snow as opposed to sinking through and bogging down.
Don't forget to dress sensibly. Bring an extra sweater so you won't get cold if the ride takes longer than expected.
No, it is illegal to ride a dirt bike on the street but you can ride it on a trail or dirt bike track.
Get a bike and ride it
You ride a bike because it has to be balanced by the operator.
It depends on how fast you can ride a bike!
i keep the bike on tand and ride on it , then handle is no bar
you can ride a dirt bike at any age
World Naked Bike Ride was created in 2003.
yes, you need a lisences to ride a pocket bike in bramton
I don't think you need a licence to ride any sort of bike you should just buy a bike and ride it its not like cars where you need licence's because with bikes you can just buy it, ride it as there is no place at all to buy real bike licences. If somebody has told you you need a licence to ride a three wheeled bike you shouldn't have to for ANY bike.
The way you ride any bike.
no it ok . some adults dont know how to ride a bike
You show him that you know the rules of the road, and that you can ride the bike in a sensible manner.