would this work

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skianduniaddict said:

im thinking of aking a sand dune uni casue i like to go on beaches but
theres no roads in maine any idea im think of makin 16x4.5

Go for the Surly Conundrum, that should do the trick although it may
cost a little more than you would like. I dont think going for a
smaller diameter wheel would be in your best interest, if you sink at
all your pedals will be down in the dirt.

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If you want to get the Surly Conundrum locally, Bath Cycle and Ski in
Woolwich can get them.
http://www.bikemannetwork.com/biking/p/CELLFRMUNI/FM1701

I'm not sure how that price stacks up.

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Ya, I wish Maine had some road's. We should uni at Bradburry some time.
And it would be an honor to ski with the best 12 year old skier in the
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