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i've been looking at Surly's on Craigslist for the steel frame factor. and Shifter on youtube also has a studded front tire - i don't usually need one here in western Colorado where i live; i mostly deal with the cold and a bit more precipitation than any other time of the year.
studded are nice, but even when I ran them on both wheels last year, I might have only really needed them twice, maybe. LOL
I'm happy with the GT 365 tires. They are "all season", so they do offer good traction on all surfaces and I can run them all year without worry.
There's a guy on YouTube named ryan van duzer who lives in Colorado and bikes everywhere (doesn't own a car). His videos will have some tips for winter commuting in your state :)