Tires for a 26" LHT ?
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Tires for a 26" LHT ?
Can anyone recommend from experience a good tire for a 54' LHT running 26'....
I'd like to run a fatter tire than comes with the complete. thanks.
P.S. whats with the trend of scrubbing off the logo's on these bikes ? just curious.
I'd like to run a fatter tire than comes with the complete. thanks.
P.S. whats with the trend of scrubbing off the logo's on these bikes ? just curious.
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Big Apples for me. 2.0s leave plenty of room for fenders.
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Bikes: Bottecchia CF frame and fork, Ultegra 6603 crank and FD, DuraAce RD, Easton Vista wheels, Brooks B-17 saddle, Shimano 105 brakes, Michelin Pro2 Race tires
I have the standard Schwalbe Marathons, and like them a lot. The Plus are heavier and more flat resistant, and the Supremes are lighter. If I don't get any flats with these, I may try the Supremes next time, but not sure.
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P.S. whats with the trend of scrubbing off the logo's on these bikes ? just curious.
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I like Panracer Paselas....32mm...there is one with a folding bead that can be rolled up and thrown into a pannier for a spare...
they can be deflated for when you hit some looser terrain...
I have a general aversion towards logos so that's why I removed mine...
they can be deflated for when you hit some looser terrain...
I have a general aversion towards logos so that's why I removed mine...
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I just got Schwalbe Marathon Supremes and they're quite nice. They roll as well (it seems) as the WTB Slickasasaurii that came with the bike. Only time will tell I guess.
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I've found the Continental Country Rides I have on my trekking bike to be sturdy and they roll very well on pavement. I've put them through some nasty off-road trips loaded with gear and they have held up to my abuse. They are 1.75 size and a very reasonable price. 950 miles on them so far with no flats.
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schwalbe marathons of every sort are bomb-proof, ime. I'm putting 26"x2.0" xr's on my lht when it's done. I road a pair of marathon plusses for eons, never a flat. I didn't even throw them out; i gave em to an acquaintence for commuting.






