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Old 12-10-09 | 07:35 PM
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I disagree. The tire will not compress enough to clear the fender IMO. Besides, you should not need to deflate a tire to remove or install a wheel. If you get a flat out on the road, it's a lot easier to inflate the tire after repair with the wheel off the bike before re-installation. You could of course move the fender way out at the rear to provide sufficient clearance, but it will at best look real goofy.
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