Tim said:*True but if I did put a different tire (if ever
available) I would still call it a coker. It would be like
"I'll go get my kenda.". That would be silly. *
I don't know, it's true that the most common 36"s are
still the stock "Coker" models, and it's true that any of
the 36"s, even customs, still have the Coker tire. That
said, there seems to be a bit of a trend to refer to the
newer custom jobs as 36's, not just as Cokers. I like this
trend, as it gives some credit to the folks doing the
innovation. I love my GB4 36, with the great frame by
George Barnes and U-Turn's invincible wheel. Likewise, I
think the KH 36 and Hunter 36 deserve their formal names.
They're definitely at least as much about the frame and
wheel as they are the rubber.
$.02 from Tom
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