[RBW] Thin Tires on a Hunqapillar

2015-03-29 Thread stonehog
Kevin - I've gone from Dureme 50s to Jack Brown 33s to Clement MSO 40s.  I just 
built a wheel set with tubeless Thunder Burt 54s for a long gravel ride. My 
favorites have been the Clements (so far - no time on the Burts yet). They are 
light, nice on road, and have done very well on dry single track. No flats, 
either, but that must be attributed mostly to luck. 

I went with wider tires for the upcoming ride mainly for better comfort. The 
Burts are a similar weight, as well, so just bonus float. I also have several 
other faster bikes if I need to feel lighter. 

Thoughts on lighter Hunqapillar build found here:
http://stonehog.com/2013/01/27/lighten-it-up/

Pics of Clements:
http://stonehog.com/2013/10/16/hunqlightfilmtest/

Some may say I've gone full circle if the Burts stay on for the long term. 

Brian Hanson
Seattle, WA

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[RBW] Thin Tires on a Hunqapillar

2015-03-29 Thread stonehog
Forgot the pic of the Thunder Burts:
https://flic.kr/p/rP6PZM

Brian Hanson
Seattle, WA

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[RBW] Thin Tires on a Hunqapillar

2015-03-28 Thread Marc Irwin
I used Conti contacts and marathon 
Dureme, both were 38-4mm, before switching to 50 mm Big Ben.  I think the Big 
Ben are faster as well as more versatile.  Something like a 35mm Pasela might 
be interesting, buyIng wouldn't want anything narrower.

Marc

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[RBW] Thin Tires on a Hunqapillar

2015-03-28 Thread Kevin Lindsey
I read a piece on the Internet a couple of days ago in which the author 
swapped the 50-something tires on his Hunq for 38s or 40s.  He wasn't into 
single-tracking and was trying to make the bike into a better (read faster) 
commuter.  Has anyone in the Group tried the thin tire route on a Hunq and, 
if so, what were your impressions?
All the best,
Kevin

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