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jhaber 03-26-08 02:04 PM

Tire and lockring question
 
My lbs only stocks soma lock rings. How are these?

My lbs recommended some michelin tires or said for less I can get some irc, thoughts? Don't know the exact models. He said they were thinner 700c tires.

Vague questions I know but thanks for the help.

sp00ki 03-26-08 02:18 PM

wat

fetch 03-26-08 03:26 PM

arrospok in front

Build your own 03-26-08 03:42 PM


Originally Posted by fetch (Post 6409652)
arrospok in front

He's talking 700c....frontospok gotts to be 650 for baaaspinz;)



OP your lbs stinks.

frankstoneline 03-26-08 03:53 PM

If they are michelin omniums I have one on my road bike right now, it seems decent I guess, though for a similar price continental makes an ultra sport tire that I've got on a front wheel and seems to be rocking. Your LBS seems to not be rocking, you should look into a new one.

Peedtm 03-26-08 03:54 PM

More than $10 is too much for a lockring. Your tire question is too vague as michelin covers the spectrum from crap to race tires.

dijos 03-27-08 06:32 AM

I don't know that more than 10 bucks is too much for a lockring; I paid 15 or 12 for my DA

operator 03-27-08 06:40 AM


Originally Posted by jhaber (Post 6409129)
Don't know the exact models. He said they were thinner 700c tires..

Not helpful at all. Michelin makes a whackload of tires. With obvious differences in quality and price.

j0e_bik3 03-27-08 09:01 AM

soma lockrings have a little "extended thread tab", which may or may not fit all the way on your hub.

I got a milwaukee lockring (ben's cycle) for $8 plus shipping, for my no name track hubs, and the milwaukee ring fits better than the original (which was made from old kleenex or something)

for a fixed gear tire choice, you just don't want anything super light, get tires with a nice thick tread portion, and as everybody said above, michelin makes so many tires, you'll just have to shop around.


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