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Woo! Ride for Charity

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  1. on the 19th of march, i am riding ten kms on my Qu-ax 24" for an asthma
    foundation.
    i have already raise over two hundred buckerooni's, and i can't wait, i
    can also easily ride 10km.
    only one query, would riding my chunky MUni wheel for ten kms on road
    rub off all the knobbly-ness
    cos i love knobs, jj😄
    but i don't want to ruin my tire
    cheers, toodledoodley

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    silverfridge

    GOD SPEED!
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  2. silverfridge said:

    i love knobs............

    I wouldnt go shouting stuff like that about if i were you!
    Yeah, riding any distance on road with a chunky tire will eventally
    wear the chunkiness away. Im not sure if 10km would have a significant
    effect though.
    Ride on!
    Edd

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    Eddbmxdude

    Why Use two wheels when one is twice as good?

    Its like England here....... Iv never seen so much sun!

    If quizz's are quizzical, what are tests?
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