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Old 08-27-12 | 10:15 AM
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Bikes: 2011 ICE Sprint Special Edition

Originally Posted by Noize4
I yanked the 25mm Secas and went back to stock rubber just now. Better ride, better stopping power, better traction all around. I'm sure the fact I'm running 50 less psi helps a bit with that first part. Major pedal power efficiency loss, though!

I already have a road bike, and it doesn't make sense to try to make this one too. I figure I'll get in better shape pulling my son with these tires and get it's versatility back.
I put 25's on my Jamis Allegro 1's and after a week of rides, swaped them out for 28's, which seem almost as quick but do a LOT better job of absorbing road imperfections, jmho. I still have the 32's that came stock with my Jamis Coda, they work well with "tugging a trailer" and handle the "hard pack dirt" of some of the rail trails portions here in Colorado Springs better. So what you did make total sense to me, ENJOY!!
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