Scorchers on Brompton
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Actually I can take my scorchers on and off with my hands. Not tight. The sidewall probably had shredded because I perennially ran them very low to compensate for the Rome cobbles. The rubber had worn down nearly entirely anyway. All in all I was quite surprised how long the scorchers lasted, given that they're not designed to last. (comfort, speed, grip, durability: you can only pick three).
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Actually I can take my scorchers on and off with my hands. Not tight. The sidewall probably had shredded because I perennially ran them very low to compensate for the Rome cobbles. The rubber had worn down nearly entirely anyway. All in all I was quite surprised how long the scorchers lasted, given that they're not designed to last. (comfort, speed, grip, durability: you can only pick three).
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an adjustable air/oil shock no bigger than the elastomer suspension block
would be a nice product.
maybe the 'you guys should' design team, can get right on that..
would be a nice product.
maybe the 'you guys should' design team, can get right on that..