Tyre types and inner tubes
Ronocco111
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What is the difference between foldable and wire bead?
I was thinking of getting the Minion DHF mountain 2.35 tyres, is this a good choice for a Specialized Hardrock Sport? I'll be using it for trail riding and a little bit of downhilling.
I was thinking of getting the Minion DHF mountain 2.35 tyres, is this a good choice for a Specialized Hardrock Sport? I'll be using it for trail riding and a little bit of downhilling.
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Sorry, I forgot to add that I would also be purchasing Maxxis Freeride Inner tubes as well, are these any good?92% of teenagers have turned to rap. If your one of the 8% that still listens to real music put this in your sig.0
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Kevlar (folding) beads fold, steel (wire) beads don't. Also folding/kevlar beads are lighter and usually easier to mount on the rim.
They would be a great choice for a hardrock but are you sure you would need the freeride tubes? How much do you weigh and what do you ride?0 -
Well the only reason I considered the freeride tubes is that the welter weight schrader inner tubes only go up to 2.125. I'm only 9 stone and I ride mainly trails and a bit of downhilling92% of teenagers have turned to rap. If your one of the 8% that still listens to real music put this in your sig.0
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Well have a look at the Continental Mtb tube.
Thats what I use with my maxxis tyres and does any size from 1.9-2.5 with one tube
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Thanks, but the problem with that is that the valve is a presta92% of teenagers have turned to rap. If your one of the 8% that still listens to real music put this in your sig.0
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No, there is a presta and a schrader version
Here http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=18901 last 2 are schrader[/url]0 -
Oh sorry didn't see that, thanks a lot for your help 92% of teenagers have turned to rap. If your one of the 8% that still listens to real music put this in your sig.0
