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Steph Peters
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cyclingforums.com wrote:
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>Hi All, does anyone have any experience of Conti Twister Pros - the ones
>that fold up!
>
>Seen some on sale at bicyclerubber.com and as I use folders
>exclusively on my road bike I am keen to try them for the MTB too.
>
>If you have used them, please let me know how you rate them. Are they
>secure fitting etc.
I have one folding MTB tyre, not very knobbly, bought as a spare for a long
tour and never used, nor ever will be. It's yours for twice the postage as
a gift to Oxfam if you want (twice postage is the going rate for bits around
here). Email me at urc[at]sandbenders[dot]demon[dot]co[dot]uk if you are
interested.
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cyclingforums.com wrote:
>
>Hi All, does anyone have any experience of Conti Twister Pros - the ones
>that fold up!
>
>Seen some on sale at bicyclerubber.com and as I use folders
>exclusively on my road bike I am keen to try them for the MTB too.
>
>If you have used them, please let me know how you rate them. Are they
>secure fitting etc.
I have one folding MTB tyre, not very knobbly, bought as a spare for a long
tour and never used, nor ever will be. It's yours for twice the postage as
a gift to Oxfam if you want (twice postage is the going rate for bits around
here). Email me at urc[at]sandbenders[dot]demon[dot]co[dot]uk if you are
interested.
--
Be safe: Use smoke detectors OR Sleep with a firefighter
Steph Peters delete invalid from [email protected]lid
Tatting, lace & stitching page <http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/index.htm>
