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Old 05-28-20 | 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by tricky
Awesome pictures. I need to get out to the mountains and do some of that.

And regarding slicks, let's agree to disagree! I think fat slick tires can be used on 95% of the surfaces that people will ride on and you don't need to fight the rolling resistance of knobs. Come over to the dark side and try out some supple 26" slicks. You know you wanna.
I crash enough without slicks. I have a lot of other bikes if I want to go fast and smooth.
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