Tires for a deep v?
06-01-10, 08:24 PM
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Tires for a deep v?
Im looking to buy a new tire and this time I want something long lasting and fat. Im currently riding on a 28c and I want to ride something like a 32c. I heard 32c are smooth riding.. =]
I was wondering if a 32c would fit on a deep v rim. Cause from the looks of it, the rim looks kinda narrow.
And what brand do you recommend that won't F* me up. I currently ride cheap kenda and got like 4 flats in like 2 months. -_-
I was wondering if a 32c would fit on a deep v rim. Cause from the looks of it, the rim looks kinda narrow.
And what brand do you recommend that won't F* me up. I currently ride cheap kenda and got like 4 flats in like 2 months. -_-
06-01-10, 08:34 PM
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Yeah it can fit. It a rear rim.
What brands do you recommend that are long lasting. I was thinking Soma everwear. or something.
What brands do you recommend that are long lasting. I was thinking Soma everwear. or something.
06-01-10, 08:50 PM
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Fyxation offers 28mm tires that ride more like a wider tire (in my opinion, as they seem way bigger than the 25mm ones they replaced) and they're having a contest right now. Free is good.
06-02-10, 02:04 AM
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i have 45c on my deep-vs. ant say I would recommend it, nor do I let just anyone use the bike they are on but I'm ok with it. its kinda fun and bouncy.
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