Thank you Patrick
On Wednesday, June 15, 2022, 08:17:25 PM CDT, Patrick Moore
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Bruce: I apologize for the comment, which I should have kept to myself.
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There are a surprising number of usable 26" road tires, starting with the
perennial Paselas and Kojaks. But Rene Herse has the ineffably nice 28 mm
(labeled 32) Elk Pass, truly one of the nicest tires I've ever ridden. The
42 mm Naches Pass is probably too wide for that bike.
On Wed, Jun 15, 2022
Bruce: I apologize for the comment, which I should have kept to myself.
On Wed, Jun 15, 2022 at 12:59 PM Bruce Herbitter
wrote:
> Patrick:
> I took the original comment on the bar as a positive. The angled inverted
> mustache bars are nice for a senior citizen back. The Walnut studio grip
> has
Rene Herse has 2 excellent choices in 26" road tires on the website, - all
hope is not lost!
On Wednesday, June 15, 2022 at 12:59:19 PM UTC-7 Wesley wrote:
> Yes, I should have been more clear - the bars just caught my eye, and your
> setup is new to me. It looks nice! I was surprised to read
Yes, I should have been more clear - the bars just caught my eye, and your
setup is new to me. It looks nice! I was surprised to read that you've
found it difficult to get 26" road tires, since that wheel size is so
universal. But I checked it out and you're right that all of the 26" road
Patrick:
I took the original comment on the bar as a positive. The angled inverted
mustache bars are nice for a senior citizen back. The Walnut studio grip has
held up well. As to other observation of “so many things wrong,” that seems to
violate the list rules of etiquette. I’ll leave it to
Whoops, thought it was all in 3d person, not 2nd person. Sorry. Do what
works.
On Wed, Jun 15, 2022 at 12:29 PM Patrick Moore wrote:
> ... And, yes, that bar. So, so many things wrong. (But if the rider found
> it the best solution to needs, and this is not merely a desperate attempt
> to make
Alas, the selection of tires available for the 650C size was miniscule in
2015, and may be less than miniscule now, and those available were mostly
23 mm models, tho' I think Terry made a rather heavy 28 mm model. Tho' the
selection of good road-capable 559 tires is small, it's a heckofalot bigger
