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Doobrie
Guest
with my 15 mile each way commute being on my mind punctures will become a very real issue for me to
be able to deal with quickly and effectively and also prevention of said nasties too - as mon-fri id
be regularly doing well over 100 miles per week (with the odd drive in when necessary or when i end
up at another branch office at the end of the day rather than where my bike is)
currently, my cheap raleigh pioneer has 700/38c tyres - what would be a good replacement considering
the anti puncture theme and as i really dont want punctures cost is less of an issue as getting to
work on time regularly is high on the agenda - also getting home too!
also, being on the very heavy side is sticking with 700/38c size tyres a good idea as ive no idea
what effect my weight / size of tyres / how highly inflated they are, etc, etc has with regard to
punctures, etc ... apart from thinking a highly inflated tyre would be more prone to punctures???
be able to deal with quickly and effectively and also prevention of said nasties too - as mon-fri id
be regularly doing well over 100 miles per week (with the odd drive in when necessary or when i end
up at another branch office at the end of the day rather than where my bike is)
currently, my cheap raleigh pioneer has 700/38c tyres - what would be a good replacement considering
the anti puncture theme and as i really dont want punctures cost is less of an issue as getting to
work on time regularly is high on the agenda - also getting home too!
also, being on the very heavy side is sticking with 700/38c size tyres a good idea as ive no idea
what effect my weight / size of tyres / how highly inflated they are, etc, etc has with regard to
punctures, etc ... apart from thinking a highly inflated tyre would be more prone to punctures???