Ask a Bicycle Question - Part 5

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beast

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rubbish, no one will give a **** on what you riding. $20k bike,$15 k wheelset, no one give a damn

usually they will admire those who are strong, even though they riding norm bike.

that's the reason nowadays i don't talk about technical stuff, waste of time.

Any man who cant afford to be in the same league, would have reacted the same way:s13:
 
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can someone talk about bike storage? as many here.. i am hdb dweller.. and i have problem storing my bike in my room. do not want to put it in the living room as i afraid my mother might trip over it.

any diy way or simple way to store 'hanging on wall' type .. without much drilling? are those poles that i see reliable?
 

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Ned help on wheels

Hi,

My current tyre is 700Cx35, I have 2 questions.

1. Which tyre is more puncture resistance?
2. Can I change my current tyre from 700Cx35 to 700Cx40 without changing the rim?


Thanks in advance.


Regards
Chong
 

TheoDR

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Hi,

My current tyre is 700Cx35, I have 2 questions.

1. Which tyre is more puncture resistance?
2. Can I change my current tyre from 700Cx35 to 700Cx40 without changing the rim?


Thanks in advance.

Regards
Chong


Probably Continental tyres, avoid the race-type ones if you want better puncture resistance. Can change from 700Cx35 to 700Cx40 without changing rim, since both are 700C. Unless your rim specifies that max it can take is 700x35C. Best check if your bike frame and fork also has enough clearance for 40C tyres.
 

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Hi,

My current tyre is 700Cx35, I have 2 questions.

1. Which tyre is more puncture resistance?
2. Can I change my current tyre from 700Cx35 to 700Cx40 without changing the rim?

Schwalbe Marathons are the gold standard when it comes to puncture resistance.

As Theo says, you have to see whether or not your forks have enough clearance for such wide tyres. Don't know why you need such wide tyres, though.
 

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Schwalbe Marathons are the gold standard when it comes to puncture resistance.

As Theo says, you have to see whether or not your forks have enough clearance for such wide tyres. Don't know why you need such wide tyres, though.

Thanks Ironmac and TheoDR for the advice.
 

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Nice. Hopefully 1 day i have the stamina and strength to try out.

128km completed in 7.5 hours inclusive of 1hour meal and 8 water breaks on my Tern!

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wide tires wun puncture more easily?

i used to ride on the stock 35C, every mth puncture until bleed $$ gao gao

now on 700 * 28c no puncture for 1year liao :s12:
 
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