Hey forums,
I've just taken up cycling to commute to my university (about 10km) and it is clearly the better option compared to taking the city bus. However, for the month that I've been riding, I've had two punctures causing flats. I only have 150kms on my new bike so I'm wondering if this is occurring more frequently than others experience. Is it advisable to get a thicker set of tires? Do more experienced riders get flats less often?
My new bike is a Rocky Mountain RC10 with Kenda Kwick Roller Sport 700x32c tires.
Thanks,
goat
I've just taken up cycling to commute to my university (about 10km) and it is clearly the better option compared to taking the city bus. However, for the month that I've been riding, I've had two punctures causing flats. I only have 150kms on my new bike so I'm wondering if this is occurring more frequently than others experience. Is it advisable to get a thicker set of tires? Do more experienced riders get flats less often?
My new bike is a Rocky Mountain RC10 with Kenda Kwick Roller Sport 700x32c tires.
Thanks,
goat