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Oh and it’s against the law to have non matching tyres front and rear
But only if you have purple valve caps
Is 35C tyre a common size or not?
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But only if you have purple valve caps
vickster
Squire
It seemingly got removed
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- London
Well jury very much out then on whether it was any such thing.
Off to elections today, while they still exist.
Trust my polite ballot paper won't be torn up without the simple simple courtesy of telling me as I wander home.
Off to elections today, while they still exist.
Trust my polite ballot paper won't be torn up without the simple simple courtesy of telling me as I wander home.
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Simple reason for the baffling dogtrousers - you have strayed into an Orwellian world on the subject of tyres.
Some may understand the post but much as I'd like to put you in the picture, if I did, however nicely, the post itself would doubtless disappear.
When I have a mo I will try to bring this bonkers state of affairs up with the powers that be.
all the best.
Some may understand the post but much as I'd like to put you in the picture, if I did, however nicely, the post itself would doubtless disappear.
When I have a mo I will try to bring this bonkers state of affairs up with the powers that be.
all the best.
I ride on a mixture of road and canal path.
Not in any great hurry so I want something robust.
Not one for great technical details.
Schwalbe marathons were recommended by my reliable mechanic so that's what I've got.
hondated
Guru
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- Eastbourne East Sussex
Totally agree with you BH. I have been using 25mm on my racing bikes but 28mm on my tourer and wondering for ages whether I could fit 28mm to my racing bikes to acquire more comfort. Contacted Dolan as I own one and they informed me that their bikes are only made to take 25mm tyres. so cannot fit them to that. But I also own a Bianchi ML3 so today I thought I would just try and fit the 28mm tyres to it. And I am glad I did because they fit with plenty of tolerance so I am an happy bunny now.
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Oh and it’s against the law to have non matching tyres front and rear
Lock me up now , guilty as charged
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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- South Manchester
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One of my bikes has non matching rims/wheels.
And will have until i rerim the old rear.
SkipdiverJohn
Deplorable Brexiteer
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Nothing wrong with mismatched tyres. I'm running a Raleigh Pioneer with a 38mm Marathon on the back and a 38mm nondescript Far East hybrid pattern job on the front. Reason being I've got some old tyres that need to be ridden to wear them out (I won't chuck away anything that has useful life left in it), but I want the extra puncture resistance of the Marathon, because in my experience rear wheel punctures occur 2-3 times more often than front ones.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
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Good luck on trying to wear out that front tyre.
iandg
Legendary Member
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- Dumfries and Galloway
I ride 35s on my LHT. Used Vittoria Voyager Hyper over the summer - a very fast rolling tyre that seem larger than 35. Have fitted Vittoria Randonneur Trekking for the winter - much slower but better puncture protection and only £8 at Planet X.
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Sshhh but the rims on my bike don't match either. Non matching rims, non matching hubs, non matching tyres. The world is going to end ...
Dogtrousers
Kilometre nibbler
Socks?
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My next build will have non matching shifters.
Oh - and that bike with non matching wheels/rims - I forgot - one is black and the other is silver.
Aren't bikes wonderful?
