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tire sidewall protection

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    Jean
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    Which of the two methods below would be more likely to be effective in preventing sidewall cuts
    (e.g., cuts from gravel and/or road debris)?

    1) A coating of rubber on the sidewall (like Vredestein Ricorso, Rivendell RollyPoly), or

    2) A layer of Kevlar-reinforced material on the sidewall (like Conti Gatorskin and some others).

    Thanks for your opinions,

    Jean

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    Jean <[email hidden]> wrote:
    : Which of the two methods below would be more likely to be effective in preventing sidewall cuts
    : (e.g., cuts from gravel and/or road debris)?

    : 1) A coating of rubber on the sidewall (like Vredestein Ricorso, Rivendell RollyPoly), or

    : 2) A layer of Kevlar-reinforced material on the sidewall (like Conti Gatorskin and some others).

    : Thanks for your opinions,

    : Jean

    Watching where one rides works best of all. Honest 🙂.

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