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G:
Rubber can be very variable, however, with a bike tyre the final shape is much more down to the casing, which is nylon. Yes there will be a significant variation in final size, but around a predictable "norm".

The article isnt mind blowing, but its definitely a move forward from the "here's XXXXX's new signature seat/stem/sprocket/bar"...

:)
G.

skateparkrider:

--- Quote from: dude... on February 17, 2015, 05:32:19 PM ---i noticed on insta this morning that fit has restocked all their big fat coloured street tyres in 2.3 and 2.4, but are also now going to be offering them in 2.1

is the market switching back to thinner tyres again?

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Mother of god.  I can only hope.  That is my tire size of choice but it is so hard finding anything worth a damn.  Aitken 2.10" is about all that is out there (IMO) that is worth a shit.

skateparkrider:

--- Quote from: G on February 18, 2015, 04:09:24 PM ---Rubber can be very variable, however, with a bike tyre the final shape is much more down to the casing, which is nylon. Yes there will be a significant variation in final size, but around a predictable "norm".

The article isnt mind blowing, but its definitely a move forward from the "here's XXXXX's new signature seat/stem/sprocket/bar"...

:)
G.

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I personally am about ready to vomit over the "So and so rider's signature part has to be the best because look how hard they shred!"    I mean, I'm sure that shit works on little kids.  But every time I see that I'm all


GUMP_:

--- Quote from: skateparkrider on February 19, 2015, 05:30:18 PM ---
--- Quote from: G on February 18, 2015, 04:09:24 PM ---Rubber can be very variable, however, with a bike tyre the final shape is much more down to the casing, which is nylon. Yes there will be a significant variation in final size, but around a predictable "norm".

The article isnt mind blowing, but its definitely a move forward from the "here's XXXXX's new signature seat/stem/sprocket/bar"...

:)
G.

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I personally am about ready to vomit over the "So and so rider's signature part has to be the best because look how hard they shred!"    I mean, I'm sure that shit works on little kids.  But every time I see that I'm all




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Green box

dude...:

--- Quote from: skateparkrider on February 19, 2015, 05:30:18 PM ---
--- Quote from: G on February 18, 2015, 04:09:24 PM ---Rubber can be very variable, however, with a bike tyre the final shape is much more down to the casing, which is nylon. Yes there will be a significant variation in final size, but around a predictable "norm".

The article isnt mind blowing, but its definitely a move forward from the "here's XXXXX's new signature seat/stem/sprocket/bar"...

:)
G.

--- End quote ---

I personally am about ready to vomit over the "So and so rider's signature part has to be the best because look how hard they shred!"    I mean, I'm sure that shit works on little kids.  But every time I see that I'm all




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yeah but thats what sells cheap parts to teenagers with big markups

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