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Old 03-15-15 | 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by wolfchild
OP said the road debris is twigs, cones, pebbles and stones. A good tire shouldn't be getting punctured from that type of stuff, I've ridden over much worse then that...The most effective way of testing the puncture resistance of a tire is to put the tires on your bike and ride them on different types of surfaces in all types of weather conditions.
That's arguably the least effective way, as a puncture in this circumstance could be attributed to a handful of other factors uncorrelated with the actual puncture resistance of a tire. However the OP has made up her mind and frankly I'm not interested in arguing this any further. If you have tires that work for you continue using them.
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