You can do muni with a nimbus 2, and even with a hookworm on dry and
hardpacked surfaces. Fine for an intro, then you can get a new tyre if
(when) you decide you like muni. The tyres mentioned above are good.
You don't need a new frame. Loads of people have 3.0 tyres on the
original nimbus II frames. I don't like the newer frames anyway, I can't
think of what they do that the old one's didn't, other than repeatedly
bash your knees. Having said that, that's just an issue of getting used
to it.
Don't forget metal pedals as well. They make so much difference when
you've got wet or muddy pedals/shoes.
John
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