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Getting started late
I am a road and mtn bike racer and a buddy of mine was telling me about a ton of BMXers who are making their way to the road and mtn bike world. I thought I would reverse field and at age 31 give BMX racing a try.
I have a new S works Hemi frame and I have it mostly set up. I know from mtn bikes that tires are a big difference maker.
What tires do you recomend for bmx racing and why?
I have a new S works Hemi frame and I have it mostly set up. I know from mtn bikes that tires are a big difference maker.
What tires do you recomend for bmx racing and why?
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Originally Posted by dk_dude
maxxis max daddys are good for dirt or holly rollers aswell or primo dirt monsters
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lets see....I turned 20 this month...I have been riding since about 93....so I would say 11 years with about a 2 year gap towards the end just started up again
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hahaha.....I can't even understand why people buy all of these new tires...there's nothing wrong with Tioga Comp IIIs.... I tried other tires from time to time on my race bike like some richey speedmax tires and nothing ever really proved useful....though the speedmax tires eventually ended up proving somewhat useful on a track that had concrete turns due to their low rolling resistance.....I never found a tire I liked more though, and I rode almost of the new ones that came out....I must say though, the maxx daddys and the holy rollers have been out for quite some time now, I remember having a set around 99 or so
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i would suggest maxxis holy rollers their made specialy for dirt/racin...they r really good for the concrete turns...
Last edited by poverty_rider69; 07-06-04 at 08:23 PM. Reason: didnt add all my reasons y id choose them