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  1. I'm looking for some tires for a Fireman's Cruizer I have built. I
    mainly ride on streets, and am looking for something along the lines of
    a Maxxis HookWorm, but in something like a 2.0-2.3 size. Can anyone
    recommend some good street tires in a 26x2.0-2.3 size? thanks

    james

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    I'm looking for some tires for a Fireman's Cruizer I have built. I
    mainly ride on streets, and am looking for something along the lines of
    a Maxxis HookWorm, but in something like a 2.0-2.3 size. Can anyone
    recommend some good street tires in a 26x2.0-2.3 size? thanks

    james

    Schwalbe Big Apple are nice, available in both sizes.

    Kinky Cowboy*

    *Batteries not included
    May contain traces of nuts
    Your milage may vary

  3. The Schwalbe Big Apples come in a nice 2.0 or a nice 2.3.
    Great fun tire that compares well to the Hookworns, particularly in
    weight!

  4. Anthony A. said:

    The Schwalbe Big Apples come in a nice 2.0 or a nice 2.3.
    Great fun tire that compares well to the Hookworns, particularly in
    weight!

    Big Apples are, as you point out, a lot lighter than Hookworms. They
    are also much easier to install and remove.

    It's worth noting that the 2.35" Big Apple and the 2.5" Hookworm are
    the same actual width when inflated.

    The Ritchey Moby Bite 26x2.1 is in between the size of a 2.0" Big Apple
    and a 2.35" Big Apple. It's a great tire for the price.

    Chalo Colina

  5. I don't think they make them more than 1.5" wide these days, but a set
    of 2" Avocet Fasgrips would have been cool. Totally slick.

  6. maxo said:

    I don't think they make them more than 1.5" wide these days, but a set
    of 2" Avocet Fasgrips would have been cool. Totally slick.

    James, Kinky et. al,

    For my 26 I am kind of partial to the WTB Nanoraptor. I both race it
    and ride it on the street. On the track it grips better than a Comp 3
    and on the street it is OK, very good in snow and ice.

    jn

    "Thursday"

  7. Conti's Town & Country would work just fine.

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