Old 04-20-17 | 06:08 PM
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roseml
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Originally Posted by djb
the most important thing will be to have the wheels gone over by someone who really knows their wheels.
What do you mean have their wheels gone over? It's a new bike. You mean to look for factory defects?

I would strongly suggest also going with the widest tire you can (ish) as the lower pressures will make life a lot easier on the wheelset.
It comes with a wide tire by default, but I was thinking I'd switch it to thinner road tires and put the thicker ones on it when I'm going off-road. Bad idea?
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