*Bleep* you Kenda!
07-14-06, 10:09 PM
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Even tighter
Originally Posted by Flak
Try running DS-2 rims and a set of 2.3 contis.
Tighter than hell.
Tighter than hell.
07-15-06, 12:01 AM
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Anybody ever tried OEM Kenda Koyote's? I was ready to buy a good set of tires for my new bike, but they turned out to give plenty of traction, especially where I ride (sandy, dry, southern california) so there they stay until I put a big enough hole through one of them.
I don't think Kenda even has these listed on their website.
I don't think Kenda even has these listed on their website.
07-15-06, 12:08 AM
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Just give'er.
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I long gave up on replacing tubes. I patch with patch glue, a cut tube and sand paper. Works darn well, and is much cheaper. Haven't had a single patch fail on me at 60psi and riding for over 75 hours on it.
07-15-06, 01:52 AM
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Originally Posted by willtsmith_nwi
Try a Sun Rhynolite and Nokian Extreme 296. I broke a handful of plastic levers getting them on before I resorted to a pry bar. I broke one steel core Soma lever getting them off.
