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MTB to Slicks

Fringe · 2009-05-28 22:47:33

Hey, my tyres have gotten really worn down on my MTB. I've used it for commuting and I've decided on getting some slicks. I've looked around and I've got a 26" wheel. I've been looking on CRC. What would be the best? I'm guessing I need to get some tubes as well. I'll probably put it on myself since it shouldn't be too…

28-05-2009 10:47pm

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Fringe

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Hey, my tyres have gotten really worn down on my MTB. I've used it for commuting and I've decided on getting some slicks. I've looked around and I've got a 26" wheel.

I've been looking on CRC. What would be the best? I'm guessing I need to get some tubes as well. I'll probably put it on myself since it shouldn't be too hard.

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#2 28-05-2009 11:12pm

bonnieprince

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Have some Geax slicks on my mtb, work a treat although not alot of grip in the wet. cost about 15 each from local shop, also get some puncture protection tape.

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