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Hope this is the right place to post this. I've got a department store MTB (I know, I know, I know)
and I'd like to make it a little more road friendly. I've also got a Trek road bike and it is almost
effortless to ride on the roads with. Sometimes I like the comfort of the MTB, but man it's a pig
when compared the to road bike. It's heavy, i'd guess about 3x the road bike. But it's comfy. I
can't do anything about the weight, but I figure one of the easiest things I can do to make it more
road friendly is to replace the tires with ones that have less resistance. Right now, what's on
there are the really knobby stock 40-60psi tires it came with it. I've heard of "slick" tires for
MTB's but that seems kind of like a contradiction to me. Is there some compromise? A road tire for a
MTB wheel? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
and I'd like to make it a little more road friendly. I've also got a Trek road bike and it is almost
effortless to ride on the roads with. Sometimes I like the comfort of the MTB, but man it's a pig
when compared the to road bike. It's heavy, i'd guess about 3x the road bike. But it's comfy. I
can't do anything about the weight, but I figure one of the easiest things I can do to make it more
road friendly is to replace the tires with ones that have less resistance. Right now, what's on
there are the really knobby stock 40-60psi tires it came with it. I've heard of "slick" tires for
MTB's but that seems kind of like a contradiction to me. Is there some compromise? A road tire for a
MTB wheel? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.