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Old 12-14-06, 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Hezz
That should make a great winter bike. Here is a way to mount a fender to a front fork if you would rather not have a high rise type of front fender.

By the way, are the sidewalls on those tires reflective or just colored.
Thanks for the tip. That will definately help me mount the front fenders. And the sidewalls are just green, not reflective.


Originally Posted by ViperZ
I can't say I'm very fond of the green tires, but if you like it, rock on

It looks like a solid winter bike
Originally Posted by Portis
Function over fashion. Those are geax blade tires, which are awesome in the snow.
Originally Posted by ViperZ
I think my Spike Claw 240s have lots of Function with out much Fashion (such as color) for snow and ice
Well I dont really mind the green although it would not be my fist choice. I was trying to keep this bike on a budget so $30+ for each snow tire was to much for me. These seemed to be the second best in snow and Nashbar was selling them for $9 each so I picked them up. For that cheap Ill put up with green sidewalls.
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