WTB 650cc front rim
04-27-10 | 09:56 PM
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Yea, I cant do it on my Hour,
Can you do it on the clockwork? i have like 1mm of clearance left. I can do it if my tires wherent new. But i still want a smaller front wheel
Can you do it on the clockwork? i have like 1mm of clearance left. I can do it if my tires wherent new. But i still want a smaller front wheel
04-27-10 | 10:06 PM
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lucky me. I do barspins when ever i feeel like showing off 
04-27-10 | 10:14 PM
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04-28-10 | 02:26 AM
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Personally, for barspins I like using a 26" MTB wheel with a skinny slick tire on it. If you can almost clear with a 700c, you definitely can with a 26". It does look a little goofy, but it's cheaper, burlier, and softer to land on than a 650c because usually you have a bigger tire option. I just don't know how it'll work width-wise on your fork.
Just putting that out there.
Just putting that out there.
04-28-10 | 04:19 PM
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Personally, for barspins I like using a 26" MTB wheel with a skinny slick tire on it. If you can almost clear with a 700c, you definitely can with a 26". It does look a little goofy, but it's cheaper, burlier, and softer to land on than a 650c because usually you have a bigger tire option. I just don't know how it'll work width-wise on your fork.
Just putting that out there.
Just putting that out there.
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