What is a good 20" tire for front of LWB bent? The
Primo Comets don't hold up to small stones, etc. I have
a Rans Stratus.
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nospam said:
What is a good 20" tire for front of LWB bent? The Primo
Comets don't hold up to small stones, etc. I have a [RANS]
Stratus.Avocet Fasgrip Freestyle:
<http://www.avocet.com/tirepages/carbon12_specs.html>
(scroll to bottom of page).--
Tom Sherman – Quad City Area -
"nospam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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What is a good 20" tire for front of LWB bent? The Primo
Comets don't
holdQuoted message said:
up to small stones, etc. I have a Rans Stratus.
Try Vredestein S-Licks, I had Primo's on my Vision that were
bald at 2000 miles, so far the S-Licks still have penty of
tred at 3700 milesI won't go back to Primo's
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"nospam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
What is a good 20" tire for front of LWB bent? The Primo
Comets don't
holdQuoted message said:
up to small stones, etc. I have a Rans Stratus.
A lot of people like Schwalbe Stevio for a fast, good
handling tire. But for what you seem to want I think Conti
Top Touring would be a good choice. I've been using them
for the past six or seven years on my bent and on a upright
Bike Friday. They are quiet, tough as can be, and scoot you
right along.skip
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I put my Primo on the front and used an S-Lick on the back -
I agree, excellent low rolling with good puncture
resistance. Phil"Mark Leuck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:<QboGc.31012$Oq2.6230@attbi_s52>...Quoted message said:
"nospam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9tl-
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
What is a good 20" tire for front of LWB bent? The Primo
Comets don't
holdQuoted message said:
up to small stones, etc. I have a Rans Stratus.
Try Vredestein S-Licks, I had Primo's on my Vision that
were bald at 2000 miles, so far the S-Licks still have
penty of tred at 3700 milesI won't go back to Primo's
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The Vredestein S-Lick is no longer available in 20". Don't
know why, it's a great tire.Tom Goatbiker/V2
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"skip" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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"nospam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9tl-
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
What is a good 20" tire for front of LWB bent? The Primo
Comets don't
holdQuoted message said:
up to small stones, etc. I have a Rans Stratus.
A lot of people like Schwalbe Stevio for a fast, good
handling tire. But for what you seem to want I think Conti
Top Touring would be a good choice. I've been using them
for the past six or seven years on my bent and on a
upright Bike Friday. They are quiet, tough as can be, and
scoot you right along.skip
Depends on the kind of riding you do. I agree with Skip
about the Stelvios if you are looking for a thin fast tire.
Excellent traction too, even in the wet. If you want to go
wider and want a reasonably fast tire (not as fast as the
Stelvios) then take a look at the Kenda Kwest. I run a 1.25"
on my V-Rex commuter but they also make a 1.5" that I have
read a lot of complimentary posts on. Kendas deliver nice
road feel, are pretty tough, and have low rolling
resistance. The Stelvios deliver nice road feel, aren't as
tough, but provide lower rolling resistance.Mike S. St. Louis, Mo.
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[email hidden] (Thomas Balmer) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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The Vredestein S-Lick is no longer available in 20". Don't
know why, it's a great tire.Tom Goatbiker/V2
The Vredestein S-Licks is still made in 406mm, it is just
the US Vredestein distributor stopped importing them. I have
406mm S-Licks in stock for $30.Zach Kaplan
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Sweet! Thanks, Zack.
Tom
Quoted message said:
The Vredestein S-Licks is still made in 406mm, it is just
the US Vredestein distributor stopped importing them. I
have 406mm S-Licks in stock for $30.Zach Kaplan
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[email hidden] (Thomas Balmer) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Sweet! Thanks, Zack.
Tom
That's Zach, not Zack...
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I've got about 3200 miles on a set of Avocet Fasgrips. Love
the tires, but they're a little hard to find. It's time to
change mine, and I'm going to Kenda Kwest both front and
rear. I'm on a Longbikes Slipstream - 26" rear, 20" front.
I've got a few miles on a KK rear and liked it a lot - we'll
see when I get both on the bike.Mark "Tom Sherman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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nospam said:
What is a good 20" tire for front of LWB bent? The Primo
Comets don't
holdQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
up to small stones, etc. I have a [RANS] Stratus.
Avocet Fasgrip Freestyle:
<http://www.avocet.com/tirepages/carbon12_specs.html>
(scroll to bottom of page).--
Tom Sherman – Quad City Area
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