tires why so difficult
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tires why so difficultwhy doesnt anybody make a 195/26 slick or do they an I just havent givven up enough sleep yet to have found it no I dont want a 2 inch tire its just not my style this is for the build off geez youd think somone would make one
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Re: tires why so difficultAre you saying you want a narrower tire?
http://WWW.junkyrustybikes.net have these in 26x1.95 for $20 per pair Or if you want even narrower they have them in 1.50 as well. Or if you wanted a wider slick check out 3G Bikes' Hoggy-G at 24x3.45 ![]() Cameron
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Re: tires why so difficultwhat I'm wanting is somthing like the bontrager hank just not in the 26/2.25 size it comes in what I'll may be alot different
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Re: tires why so difficultMy personal favorite is Tioga City Slickers 26x1.95"
Very rounded sidewall to tread transition, quality rolling and bead up ![]() You can match them to 1.25" and 1.5" sizes too. I have many pair (to my wife's dismay ![]() CSWest bikes has them: http://www.cswestbikes.com/servlet/the- ... 1.5/Detail Otherwise Kenda K838 have 26x 1.95 for about the same price They have a wider sidewall to tread transition IMO they don't bead up as well or ride as smooth Hope this helps Good Luck Steve
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your space liknner is the look I'm shooting for thanks very very much Kountry Kustoms
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great selection now just gotta make a decision Kountry Kustoms
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Re: tires why so difficultI knew I was on the right track thanks so much guys I'm stressing this is my first build an I want it to be the best I am capable of but I also want it to be my way yall have been a great help
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Re: tires why so difficult[/quote]your space liknner is the look I'm shooting for thanks very very much[/quote]
You bet, Glad it helped CSwest also carries the 1.25 size like the front tire on the 'Liner Another source is Niagara Cycle Works but the must be sold out of the 1.95 BTW the 1.25 weighs in at 390g 1.50 weighs in at 530g 1.95 weighs in at 780g They all are 66 TPI Good luck Steve
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