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07-03-2008 #1
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Road Tires
I can't seem to find treaded road tires in the 26 x 2.1" --all are knobbies.
The slicks and road/treaded tires all seem to be 26 x 2.125"
Can I use 26 x 2.125"
When the streets are swarming with 2 and 3-wheelers, it will be a good day.
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07-03-2008 #2
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continetal town&countrys 2.1x26 awsome tire long wearing.
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07-03-2008 #3butch27 Guest
I'm looking for slicks and road tread 26"x2.125 All I find a knobbys? Go figure.
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07-04-2008 #4
Its only .025 difference, less than 1/32 of an inch. Shouldn't be a problem.

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that's what i wanted to hear, ozzyu812
and thanks for mentioning Continentals, kawasaki999!When the streets are swarming with 2 and 3-wheelers, it will be a good day.
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07-11-2008 #7DougC Guest
Slicks I don't know any cheap examples right off, but Cheng Shin has some road tread tires for about $10 or so. They're listed on Amazon, from Niagra Cycle Works (I think).
Also on Amazon look for Kenda and Pyramid brand tires too.
Just be sure to buy a tire that the width is given in a decimal format, not a fractional format--the fractionals are the wrong diameter for a standard MTB rim.
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07-19-2008 #8
Innova Swiftor's in the 26x2.0 are decent. And, only 1/8 inch narrower than the 2.125.
Lou
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MTB Freestyle (Urban Freeride) tires should work great for MBs. They are built tough and have fast rolling tread patterns. I use Kenda K-Rad 26x1.95 tires and have launched off 6' high walls to flat landings with no problems, so they should handle a regular MB rider no problem.
Here's a list of good tires:
Arrow Launch
DMR Moto R/T or Transition
Kenda K-Rad or Kiniption
Halo Twin Rail
Maxxis Holy Roller or Hookworm
Panaracer Uff Da!
Schwalbe Table Top or Big Apple
Specialized Rhythm or Compound
Tioga FS100Aaron
Have bicycle, need motor.

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Great list, Aaron
. Lou, that is one good looking tire by Innova!
When the streets are swarming with 2 and 3-wheelers, it will be a good day.
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