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Wanted: 26" Tire Options
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They're really cracking just wanna play it safe
buickmike
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
This tire has a marking like GT I think it maybe chen shin tire. Starts at 40 pounds air - up from there.Agressive tread. No bricks here . I tired previous to run down highway - thought I would be gone for hours.... Well that was previous combo
Anyway, with black walls. I struggled about half a block or so. Turned around. This time I changed coaster and with whitewalls - hi pressure. Gonna add a larger rear cog too.
Anyway, with black walls. I struggled about half a block or so. Turned around. This time I changed coaster and with whitewalls - hi pressure. Gonna add a larger rear cog too.
Gully
I live for the CABE
I've bought a few of these. Highly recommended!
I've bought a few of these. Highly recommended!
Hopefully he's got some left! Seems like a good option
fat tire trader
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Shouldn't it have Wards Riverside Mate tires?
I have no idea lol just getting into this... I'll look into it
fat tire trader
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
It's a Wards Hawthorne bike, it originally had Wards tires on it.
Wards tires are original. None have been made in decades and the OP was looking for new non-rotten tires.
I second the recommendation for chain tread (replica of US Royal) if you can still get them. That tread pattern is so old it predates balloon tires, and hadn't been discontinued very long when I was trying to buy some for my 1941 Schwinn in 1976. It's a period-correct look for several different eras of bicycle. Good looking, too. Whats not to like?
I second the recommendation for chain tread (replica of US Royal) if you can still get them. That tread pattern is so old it predates balloon tires, and hadn't been discontinued very long when I was trying to buy some for my 1941 Schwinn in 1976. It's a period-correct look for several different eras of bicycle. Good looking, too. Whats not to like?
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