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Mountain Bike Tires

Jayo! · 2012-05-14 11:23:32

I've started to compete in adventure races and want to replace my Knobby tires with a slick style tire. I want the best of both worlds... Any suggestions.

14-05-2012 11:23am

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Jayo!

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I've started to compete in adventure races and want to replace my Knobby tires with a slick style tire. I want the best of both worlds... Any suggestions.

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#2 14-05-2012 11:32am

Tenzor07

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have a look at the likes of this tyre: Panaracer

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#3 14-05-2012 11:34am

random.stranger

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This might be some use to you:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=77274610

Edit: I do like the look of them panaracers though. I suppose it depends on what kind of races you'll be entering...

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#4 14-05-2012 1:28pm

crosswords

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Get a sharp knife, and shave off the knobbly bits from the centre line line of the tyre. Job done.

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