Cheapest 24" tyre.

Shadow_Conspiracy

Doesn't matter what it's made for, but the slicker the better.


Skinny is a bonus too.

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fs100?


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UH DH

Get a regular sized tyre, cut 2" out of it then duct-tape it back together.

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Shadow_Conspiracy

I mean like serious cheapness, does not matter abot puncture resistance, grip level, tread pattern, nothing.

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mr pie man 2

Go to LBS and buy a childs 24" bike tyre.

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ultimatebassist31

Innertube will do fine

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360

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