Re: 29er vs 36er

The 29" is vesitile for both off road, muni, commuting.

Its just the right size for downtown traffic, simple freemounting, not
too big to idle.
Believe me, ask the coker riders how many can idle them 😉

Now you said you have a 24" for off road and muni. Since this is the
case I'd say go for a 36". Be prepared for a learning curve on
freemounting and other stuff.

The 36 is faster but between my 29 and 36 I can go more places and do
more things with my 29". But for you since you have a 24, i'd say go
right to a 36".

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I think your right. If I want to ride in town i will probably want to do
more than cruise around. i think a 29 is strong and im not very good
yet but my torker 24 is a beter bet in town. Does the square taper
hub\cranks long lasting on a 36. I mean will they last for 1000's of
miles if taken care of or do you have to replace hubs every few years.
If i buy a coker i plan on keeping for a very long time and id plan on
road riding it almost 100% of the time

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