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Catboy wrote:
> Check out SweetskinZ Tires. From 16x1.75 to 26x2.15 or 700x36c they seem
> to have every practical tire size, and some sweet designs. Reviews are
> all good on mtbr and other websites.
>
> 'Sweetskinz' (http://tinyurl.com/6rhsm8)
Those are cool but I didnt see any 20x2.5.
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> Check out SweetskinZ Tires. From 16x1.75 to 26x2.15 or 700x36c they seem
> to have every practical tire size, and some sweet designs. Reviews are
> all good on mtbr and other websites.
>
> 'Sweetskinz' (http://tinyurl.com/6rhsm8)
Those are cool but I didnt see any 20x2.5.
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