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Is a Maxxis Hookworm Tire a decent tire for freestyle and street riding,
because i've seen it alot on some unis on unicycle.com
What are some hardy pedals that wont tear all of the skin off of my
chins. (Possibly, some that would work very well in the rain too)
Thanks
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the maxxis is a great tire for freestyle and or street.
u can use rubber pedals but you will need pinned pedals if u want rain
performance...
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total uni
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total uni
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I have the Maxxis Hookworm tire on my Nimbus and its great for
freestyle, especially for stuff that involves tight turns.
You can ride with your chins on the pedals? I can ride chin on seat, but
I haven't heard of chin pedalling. Incredible!😉
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