Yeh, me too, they could carry a picnic basket as well
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I could have a woman in every town in the back seat.Yeh, me too, they could carry a picnic basket as well
Agree.
I have Michelin cross country gravel tyres on my bike atm, hopefully it will stay as dry as the past 4 weeks, otherwise the panaracer will get back on.
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Are you saying gravel tyres will be as good for forests rough ground and fields? Yet faster on the the roads?
Yes.
When the ground is solid because it's not rained, I find gravel tyres the best option.
The Michelin cross country still grip very well but give you more speed on gravel and especially tarmac compared to classic offroad tyres.
Put it this way, on my usual ride I can average up to 2mph faster with gravel tyres than the mtb tyres.
In winter I use panaracer xc pro fire, very grippy, self cleaning and so far not a single puncture.
I fitted them on other 3 bikes I fixed for friends (if you go for them, get the folding tyres)
They're £20 each on offer at merlin cycles atm if you don't mind the colour.
No connection to them, but usually those tyres are more expensive.
What a dickhead attitude. I've enjoyed both types of bikes, each has their advantages/disadvantages, you're obviously suffering from little man syndrome.
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Thats you getting him back for suggesting your lazy and fat.
I hope there's no black ginger haired spotty men with a big bum and a large nose, posting on this chat.
6 foot x 16 stone...
I don't think so.
Thing is that mad bastards like me who enjoy sport and physical challenge, grow old without losing that wish to push the boundaries.
Not that you would ever experience any of this from your smelly armchair...
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thats a big bike, which way do you like to ride it
Very fat then.
Same way I ride your wife and your sister, ask them.
Muscles weight more than fat, but let's not get into subject that would show your deep ignorance (It's already common knowledge.)
Alright Jabba, calm down or you'll be giving yourself a stroke.
I swear, I thought of jabba when I first read your comment.
I imagined you (jabba) laying on a smelly old armchair with fat overhanging the armrests...
