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Old 11-26-17 | 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by wahoonc
Advantage to tire driven... it are cheap. I use it on couple of bikes for that very reason. Also in a few cases, they don't make a hub dyno that will fit the bike, or at least not easily. Also many of the better utility tires come with a dynamo track on them (thicker section on the sidewall). They have their place. I use battery lights as a source of last resort, but they have gotten better as the years have gone by.

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I get it. Cost is the reason I don't yet have what I aspire to put on a bike fitted for riding outside of daylight hours.

I've probably become a bit of a bike snob, but a thicker section on the sidewall doesn't sound like the tires are a joy to ride on. Perspective would probably change to acceptance if necessity were involved.
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