What do you mean by squirmy?
The plans for my bike being rebuild. Any comments?
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Frankie - B
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Thanks for the advice, but i already raced two seasons on them anl LOVE them!
What do you mean by squirmy?
What do you mean by squirmy?
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masterskier
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the tread on them is not well supported by the others, and thus they provide a "less than good" feel on very hard ground. They hook up fine, but the tire can feel like it has its own mind under a lot of pressure. If you like them, thats great, because they are SUPERlight. I wish I could like them because they're pretty light, and pretty cheap, but I just do't like the "feel" of them.
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Frankie - B
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Are we talking about the same tire? mine are really nice on hardpack. On how many PSI do you run them? I give em 45 psi.
If you want to see 'meh' content of me and my bike you can follow my life in pictures here!'Tape was made to wrap your GF's gifts, NOT hold a freakin tire on.'
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masterskier
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i run at about 35 psi because i dont weigh that much. I guess mine might have been a flawed pair? I think tires are completely rider preference, and I just didn't prefer them.
