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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: W.A.
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K, i have a Giant hybrid bike and i'm due to replace the back tyre so my question is?
Since i'm starting out, doing 20-25km rides should i try and put skinnier tyres on there atm are 700x38C. Also to take into consideration i am still 140kgs and where i ride there are a few rough crappy bits of road. The rims aren't factory, had to upgrade after kept busting spokes lol. |
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Re: New to cycling
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