Does anyone know where you can find these tires? I've checked around a
bit and I'm not having much luck. Hope somebody out there can provide
a contact.
Thanks, Freddy
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"freddy markham" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know where you can find these tires? I've checked around a
bit and I'm not having much luck. Hope somebody out there can provide
a contact.
Thanks, FreddyRuh-ruh. Something tells me "Fast Freddy Markham" has a young-un who is also
going to go fast.-WG
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"freddy markham" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know where you can find these tires? I've checked around a
bit and I'm not having much luck. Hope somebody out there can provide
a contact.
Thanks, FreddyWhat grade of tire are you looking for?
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"Carl Sundquist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"freddy markham" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know where you can find these tires? I've checked around a
bit and I'm not having much luck. Hope somebody out there can provide
a contact.
Thanks, FreddyWhat grade of tire are you looking for?
I'm trying to remember where I got them. There's only one grade of Conti
tubular 24" if I remember correctly. They ARE sold someplace because I
finally found them. But MAN I can't remember where. It was two years ago. -
http://www.allegromedical.com/wheelchair_accessories/tires
http://www.sportaid.com/catalog/page32.shtml?Panaracer%20Wheelchair%20Tires
http://www.eaglesportschairs.com/catalog.html
"freddy markham" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know where you can find these tires? I've checked around a
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"freddy markham" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know where you can find these tires? I've checked around a
bit and I'm not having much luck. Hope somebody out there can provide
a contact.
Thanks, FreddyWhat grade of tire are you looking for?
They make a competition GP. You got any around Carl. I know you rode
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"freddy markham" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know where you can find these tires? I've checked around a
bit and I'm not having much luck. Hope somebody out there can provide
a contact.
Thanks, FreddyWhat grade of tire are you looking for?
They make a competition GP. You got any around Carl. I know you rode
enough aero pursuit bikes.It appears that Conti no longer manufactures a 24" racing worthy tubular.
Not even the Olympic. The only 24" tire they currently make is:and it's for bicycle polo and artistic cycling.
For pure speed, your best bet would be the 24" Panaracer Rapide at the last
website the Matt C listed. The rubber on them isn't the grippiest stuff, but
they wear like iron and are very reliable. It'll be narrower than the Comp
GP, but if you're going in a straight line, who cares? You can also pump'em
up to ridiculous pressures w/ confidence, too.I actually have a couple of 'em in the garage you can have, never glued
along with a patched Vittoria Pista CS 24, but they're all at least 6 years
old. Personally, given their age I wouldn't pump'em much past 100 psi for
training tires, though.You can still get Vittoria Crono CS 24" tubs, too.
Good luck!
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