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Original post redlinewaterboy
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5 April 2008, 01:00 UTC
#1
give me some feed back on some tires
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redlinewaterboy
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5 April 2008, 01:03 UTC
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i think the maxxis side walls are to thin
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5 April 2008, 01:17 UTC
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Creepy Trials Maxxis Tyre 20"x 2.50
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5 April 2008, 01:22 UTC
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Uni Tricks said: Creepy Trials Maxxis Tyre 20"x 2.50
Definately the cheapest (usually), but not the best, don't comment if you have nothing to compare to. I personally like the Monty Eagle Claw. I"m also looking for a Monty 2.7, but have come up with diddly.
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5 April 2008, 02:00 UTC
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I'm getting tired of the cc folding so much. I'm trying a try-all stiky next.
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5 April 2008, 02:11 UTC
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Brian O. said: The luna is definitely worth checking out for street. I love mine. It rolls easier and folds much less than a CC. Its also a good bit cheaper than a try-all.
Where could I get one? How much?
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Kyle_Destroyer
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5 April 2008, 02:23 UTC
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monty eagle claw or try-all stiky.
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5 April 2008, 03:26 UTC
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Luna is good, but heavy. I have both the cc and luna. Ive spent a fair time riding both. I recently switched back to the cc because it is significantly lighter. though the fold can get annoying, my style calls for a lighter wheel much more than one which doesnt fold (well the tire i mean...). I recommend the cc if you like to do many flip tricks, otherwise the luna is good.
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