I loved them on my Sam Hillborne. They transitioned seamlessly from pavement,
to dirt roads, to trails with patches of gravel and sand. I never had to think
about them. They replaced rock ‘n roads, which sounded loud and felt grabby in
the corners. I had the robust version and had no complaints
I have some Schwalbe G one Allround tires on my Appaloosa but they are the
57mm wide variety. Now, these do fit, but the rear is a bit close to the
chainstays...basically a couple of mm's on each side is the clearance. They
work, are nice tires and are comfy but I'm beginning to wear them out an
I still think the Hunqapillar would have been well-named if it'd been
called Mumakil
-L
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:44:07 AM UTC-4, BSWP wrote:
>
> I glide along on Jack Browns, but have also enjoyed the LOTR references in
> RBW offerings. My beautiful orange QuickBeam has my friends n
I glide along on Jack Browns, but have also enjoyed the LOTR references in
RBW offerings. My beautiful orange QuickBeam has my friends now reminding
me to "Think Ent."
- Andrew, Berkeley
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 7:40 AM, colin p. cummings wrote:
> I only recently read the Lord of the Rings trilo
I only recently read the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and just the other
week was re-reading book 1 when I noticed Fatty Lumpkin, Tom
Bombadil's little horse/pony. Anyone know why Riv calls their tire
the "Rumpkin" and not the "Lumpkin"?
Anyone out there riding the exceedingly appropriate setup of
