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off road or on road tyre
I have a second hand trek 6500 mountain bike. I love the bike but hardly use it off road. The back tyre needs replacing. Could/Should I change it to a road tyre if I'm hardly going off road. The front tyre is okay tread wise(off road tyre). I am a bit skint, are there any problems if I run it with the original off road front tyre and an on road back tyre? Cheers for any advice. I also bought a Dawes Giro road bike. I find it a struggle up some hills - I live in a hilly area nr. Ilkley. I'm a not very fit forty something. I guess the only thing I can really do is to get a new chainset to make it easier, barring getting a whole lot fitter. I wanted to buy a road bike for commuting but I'm not sure if the giro is classed as a racer, a tourer, or an audax. I didn't really want a racer but have never cycled a road bike before so don't know how the giro would compare on the road with an audax/tourer type bike, and if I should trade in to make life easier. -- Skunk |
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