Wheels arrived :D
hopper1
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Blimey, Superstar were quick with my new wheels... They're at home (the wheels), and I'm still away at work!
My other wheels have Rocket Ron EVO 2.1's (soon to be tubeless!) on, so I'm thinking maybe hedge my bets, by putting Panaracer XC Fire Pro 1.8's onto the new Tesla/Crest wheels...
Not used to riding 'big'(!) tyres... Was mostly 1.8" when I were a lad
My other wheels have Rocket Ron EVO 2.1's (soon to be tubeless!) on, so I'm thinking maybe hedge my bets, by putting Panaracer XC Fire Pro 1.8's onto the new Tesla/Crest wheels...
Not used to riding 'big'(!) tyres... Was mostly 1.8" when I were a lad
Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!
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Panaracer tubless is a bad idea - prone to blowing off the rim, and no point running tubes on Crests!0
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Schwalbe for my money, although they can be silly tight.
Specialized do good all rounders, the S-Works Captain is a decent tyre IMO. Don't like the Panaracers one bit though, so perhaps not the best man to make recommendations!0 -
njee20 wrote:Schwalbe for my money, although they can be silly tight.
Specialized do good all rounders, the S-Works Captain is a decent tyre IMO. Don't like the Panaracers one bit though, so perhaps not the best man to make recommendations!
And I have a distnct disliking to Spesh rubber, but that is more of a road rubber issue :oops:
So, more Rocket Rons...?Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
Yep, good choice. Just be prepared to have to fight them on!0
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This. but buy some of these: http://www.ukbikestore.co.uk/product/38 ... pairs.html to get them on!A Flock of Birds
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benpinnick wrote:This. but buy some of these: http://www.ukbikestore.co.uk/product/38 ... pairs.html to get them on!
That tight!... Really...
Ok, wel. if I stick to RR's, I'll go for the tubeless 1.85"Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0