Here’s a question that goes more to the specialists among you: I intend to drive a bit more “professional” in winter. Like many others here, I am one of the year-round drivers. “All-year-round” stops quickly, however, as soon as snow is on the road. With today’s very smooth tires there is definitely not to drive with over 100hp engine power. Even easy start-up is almost impossible without you leaving the rear wheel. Therefore my first wish for a r This should be able to handle a faller and have less than 40hp. Performance is not necessarily an advantage for snow. But this should not be the question here. More interesting for me is the thing about the motorcycle winter tires. There are them (mostly for Enduros) and now the question arises for me, how good are they really and who has experience with them? Is this actually much better on the snow or does this only bring a small margin? The questions refer only to motorcycles, not cars. I have winter tires on it, of course, and I don’t want to miss them here in the mountains. I realize that winter tires on ice nevertheless quickly get to their border and that you can’t drive like in summer on a dry road. I also don’t want to argue about the general meaning of winter tires or pro-and-contra all year round. Here in Switzerland it snows in winter and I möc ht use the snow properly and don’t cry about it.