I just swapped a 26x1.35 tyre for a 26x1.0. It all seems to fit and rides OK - is this likely to be a problem (apart from the expensive narrower tubes!)?
I just swapped a 26x1.35 tyre for a 26x1.0. It all seems to fit and rides OK - is this likely to be a problem (apart from the expensive narrower tubes!)?
The section on width considerations should give you food for thought.
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I just swapped a 26x1.35 tyre for a 26x1.0. It all seems to fit and rides OK - is this likely to be a problem (apart from the expensive narrower tubes!)?
I just swapped a 26x1.35 tyre for a 26x1.0. It all seems to fit and rides OK - is this likely to be a problem (apart from the expensive narrower tubes!)?
On another more frivolous note I was quite taken with this
Unfortunately not available in a size I could use.
As others have said, the Nokian AWS also has a fun tread pattern and is available in sizes you could use. I've had a pair - they're good and I'd have no problem recommending them. And I really like the funky tread pattern. I like the Hello Kitty one, too - I'm surprised this sort of thing isn't more common.
Wow, how cool are they!?! Shame they're not slick and too wide...
Cheers,
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