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    Chris
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    Does anyone make 20 inch tires smaller than 1.5"? I found a source for 20x1.5 but lost it. Was
    thinking it was Dan's Comp. Thanks

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  2. Dave Larrington
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    Chris said:

    Does anyone make 20 inch tires smaller than 1.5"? I found a source for 20x1.5 but lost it. Was
    thinking it was Dan's Comp.

    Schwalbe, Continental and Vredestein, to name but three.

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  3. Mike S
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    [email hidden] (Chris) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Does anyone make 20 inch tires smaller than 1.5"? I found a source for 20x1.5 but lost it. Was
    thinking it was Dan's Comp. Thanks

    Continental Grand Prixs, Schwalbe Stelvios, the new Kenda Kwest 1.3s, Schwalbe Marathon Slicks. Lots
    of choices.

    Mike S. St. Louis, Mo.

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  4. Moosebear
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    Originally posted by Chris
    Does anyone make 20 inch tires smaller than 1.5"? I found a source for 20x1.5 but lost it. Was
    thinking it was Dan's Comp. Thanks

    Check out Easy Street recumbents website tire page, they have a nice inventory with great pictures.

    http://www.easystreetrecumbents.com/tires.html

    Scroll down to see the tires.

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  5. Derek Swift
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    Chris said:

    Does anyone make 20 inch tires smaller than 1.5"? I found a source for 20x1.5 but lost it. Was
    thinking it was Dan's Comp. Thanks

    Sure!

    Look at Hostel Shoppe's tire selection.

    Derek

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  6. Derek Swift
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    Moosebear said:

    Check out Easy Street recumbents website tire page, they have a nice inventory with great
    pictures.

    That is a nice page. I wish, though, that they would make the pictures so when you click on them
    they go to a bigger image.

    Derek

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  7. Jeff Wills
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    "Dave Larrington" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Chris said:

    Does anyone make 20 inch tires smaller than 1.5"? I found a source for 20x1.5 but lost it. Was
    thinking it was Dan's Comp.

    Schwalbe, Continental and Vredestein, to name but three.

    Yup: hostelshoppe.comsearch.pl greengear.comgreengear.com or
    tinyurl.com2e88c gaerlan.comwheelbmx.html
    harriscyclery.netpage.cfm
    poweroncycling.com20%20INCH%20TIRES%20AND%20TUBES.htm
    easystreetrecumbents.comtires.html

    Jeff (who knows where the keys are hidden)

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