Johnny Gasparini would’ve gotten his two dollars on one of these.

Found in an October 1968 issue of Outdoor Life
Found in an October 1968 issue of Outdoor Life

Snow Bikes have been around in one form or another for 100 years or so.

The conversion kits cost a little bit more these days.

The ad copy:

Convert Your Cycle

Go In Snow!

Complete Track Unit and Ski
$189.95
send check and we pay frieght, or send $25 and we’ll ship balance C.O.D. (weight 150 lbs.)

Convert for year-round fun!
All quality steel construction
Fits mist standard bikes, specify make and model. Drive belt 39” x 16 1/2” wide, steel cleats on 1/4” Nylon belt for rugget traction.

Nepelo Inc.
Garfield, Wash. 99130

2 thoughts on “Johnny Gasparini would’ve gotten his two dollars on one of these.

  1. Hans Rupert

    We should all have one! (have you ever tried to ride a motorcycle in the snow? I even tried on our little fat-tired Honda Ruckus scooter, and it was treacherous!)

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