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Old 01-18-05, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by enduro
The need to carry a spare tubular tire kind of negates the weight savings, it seems to me. Never ridden tubulars, just an observation.
the thing is, life is for experiencing, observation is for learning and then trying. Wheels and tires are the best upgrade you can make to a frame. A good tubular wheelset and tire is lighter, can improve your handling, accelleration and road feel. There is a reason the boys race the tour on them. So what if tubies are a little more hassle, the ride is the best...and that is the reason we ride isn't it?
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