And a new workout fad was born.  Take one singlespeed.  Attach
BOB trailer.  Strap down cooler and other assorted accouterments.
  Go ride the Thrilla.  Guaranteed strength workout.  Email for
class schedule.

I started a bit earlier to get in front of the group and have
some mid ride refreshments ready at the top of Horse Pasture
Hill.  Everyone seemed to get a kick out of the silliness and we
even dragged in two passing non-Thrilla riders.  The first two
"customers" were relaxing when the two riders came down the hill.
  As they were passing us, one "customer" called out, 'We have
cold drinks' and immediately we heard the sound of squealing
brakes as the quickest mountain bike u-turn in history was
executed.

Once we had all gotten a little bit of refreshment, the group
headed on w/ the ride.  Its been quite awhile since I've ridden
w/ a loaded BOB trailer and I think I had the weight distribution
a bit off.  Nothing I couldn't handle but it didn't ride as well
as I thought it could.  Coming down one of the bigger hills I
probably topped out around 30mph or so.  Started to get a little
bit of trailer feedback at that speed.

Last of the summer ... I had brought along my lights figuring I'd
be a bit slower and was glad I did.  It was nice riding along at
that time of the evening w/ bats flittering overhead, a bright
half moon in the southern sky and a burning orange sunset.
Twilight is a great time to be out on the bike.

Kevin
"A Caffeinated Hophead"

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I posted an explore hike/gnarly ride for Saturday
9:30 in Monroe.


Last dependable weekend for swimming so I wanted to check out this
lake. I don't know how cool it is but there is an awesome waterfall
coming off it. This is a trip to the lake above Reiter Pit. We will
only ride for about an hour, and then hike ~3 miles to the lake.
HIke back and ride back down. Hopefully only about 4 hours total
including swimming. <br>

This lake is visited only by people with gnarly 4*4's who also like
to hike, which is not many people. <br>

This is more of an exploration than a Pit ride.  The ride will be
some dirt road climbing, some fun singletrack, and then the Road of
Woe ! - One of the most technically challenging rock climbs in the
state. And what goes up must come down, and we finish with some
gnarly downhill trail.
<br>

So the mountain biking we will be doing will be very extreme, but
you can always walk - its not like you'll be going any faster then
the ones riding, and only about an hour will be riding. So
intermediate riders are welcome as long as they don't mind pushing a
bit.

Meet at the smokestack in Monroe at 9:30, and its another 25 minutes
to the pit.

One other note - I DO NOT run Stans in mine.  Never saw a need to.

--- In bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com, "bcrowley20" <brian@...> wrote:
>
> I run the UST Nevegals on Crossmax XL rims, and have been very happy
> with both the tires and the rims.
>
> I put the Nevegals on last November, and have almost 700 trail miles
> on them.  In that time, I have had exactly one flat tire (and that
> was last saturday).  Pretty good dependability and durability!
>

I run the UST Nevegals on Crossmax XL rims, and have been very happy
with both the tires and the rims.

I put the Nevegals on last November, and have almost 700 trail miles
on them.  In that time, I have had exactly one flat tire (and that
was last saturday).  Pretty good dependability and durability!

--- In bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com, <myronjuan@...> wrote:
>
> Has anyone tried the UST (or TUBELESS) version of the Nevegals? How
is its durability, dependability, and performance?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Gregory Fowler" <gregoryfowler@...>
> To: "marcduhamel@..."
<marcduhamel@...>; "bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com"
<bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: 8/31/06 5:04 PM
> Subject: RE: your favorite tire for this area
>
> Kenda Nevegals.  Kenda has taken all the fun out of tire selection
with the
> Nevegal.  The darned tires work everywhere, from slick roots to
slickrock.
> You can go from Galbraith to Moab to Hood River with the same tires.
>
>
> From: Marc Duhamel <marcduhamel@...>
> Reply-To: Marc Duhamel <marcduhamel@...>
> To: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: your favorite tire for this area
> Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 08:12:17 -0700 (PDT)
>
> I recently bought a Stumpjumper but don't seem to like the stock ti
>

I love them!!!  I only wish they came in a larger size for the tubless.
The Nevagals rule!  I also like the Maxxis Minion 2.5 DH Tubeless.  I have a
Brand new Pair of Kenda 2.5's that I can't wait to try though.

Eric
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From: "Doug Walsh" <dougwalsh@...>
I believe Eric Floyd has been running those for much of the past year (with
Stans) and is forever trying to convince me to switch to them. I guess that
means he likes them. And come to think of it, I don't recall ever seeing him
get a flat. I can't vouche for the performance other than to say I know he
loves them.

-----Original Message-----
From: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of myronjuan@...
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 5:12 PM
To: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: your favorite tire for this area

Has anyone tried the UST (or TUBELESS) version of the Nevegals? How is its
durability, dependability, and performance?




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I believe Eric Floyd has been running those for much of the past year (with
Stans) and is forever trying to convince me to switch to them. I guess that
means he likes them. And come to think of it, I don't recall ever seeing him
get a flat. I can't vouche for the performance other than to say I know he
loves them.




-----Original Message-----
From: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of myronjuan@...
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 5:12 PM
To: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: your favorite tire for this area

Has anyone tried the UST (or TUBELESS) version of the Nevegals? How is its
durability, dependability, and performance?

Michelin Comp S Lite...at least this time of the year. Unfortunately they don't
make them anymore.

Ian




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Has anyone tried the UST (or TUBELESS) version of the Nevegals? How is its
durability, dependability, and performance?

-----Original Message-----
From: "Gregory Fowler" <gregoryfowler@...>
To: "marcduhamel@..." <marcduhamel@...>;
"bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com" <bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: 8/31/06 5:04 PM
Subject: RE: your favorite tire for this area

Kenda Nevegals.  Kenda has taken all the fun out of tire selection with the
Nevegal.  The darned tires work everywhere, from slick roots to slickrock.
You can go from Galbraith to Moab to Hood River with the same tires.


From: Marc Duhamel <marcduhamel@...>
Reply-To: Marc Duhamel <marcduhamel@...>
To: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: your favorite tire for this area
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 08:12:17 -0700 (PDT)

I recently bought a Stumpjumper but don't seem to like the stock ti

I've added more description and pics of the bike and the very small
holes.  Also added descriptions of how they happened and repaired.
Please see the updates on craigslist.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/bik/201487545.html

Thanks for letting me spam you all twice.

-Mike

On Aug 31, 2006, at 3:20 PM, Mike McCracken wrote:

> My short lived dream of racing one of this beast was squelched by the
> fact I am a parent.  I bought from the shop owner of Singletrack
> Cycles in North Bend after he raced it for that summer.   There are
> maybe 600 miles total on the bike.  So, I would consider this bike in
> a slightly used bet well cared for bike.  There is a couple very small
> holes in the frame, but were professionally repaired before I bought
> the bike.
>
> This bike begs to be raced.
>
> I am asking $2200 or OBO.
>
> I live out in Fall City and am available for any test rides one might
> want.   Below is a pic of it from the Trek website.
>
> Frameset
> Sizes: 21.5"
> Frame: OCLV 110 Carbon
> Front Suspension: RockShox SID Team w/Motion Control, rebound,
> floodgate, compression, LO, 80mm
> Rear Shock: RockShox MC 3 w/Poploc remote
> Wheels
> Wheels: Bontrager Race Lite Disc
> Tires: Panaracer FireXCPro, tubeless, 26x2.1"
> Drivetrain
> Shifters: Shimano Deore XT Dual Control
> Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT
> Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT
> Crank: Shimano Deore XT 44/32/22
> Cassette: SRAM PG990 11-34, 9 speed
> Components
> Saddle:Bontrager Race Lite Lux
> Seat Post:Bontrager Race X Lite ACC Carbon
> Handlebars: Bontrager Race X Lite Carbon, 31.8mm
> Stem: Bontrager Race Lite, 7 degree, 31.8mm
> Headset:Cane Creek S-3 w/cartridge bearings, sealed
> Brakeset:Shimano Deore XT, hydraulic disc, 6" rotors
>
>
> <topfuel98_bajablue.jpg>
> Mike McCracken
> Fall City, WA  98024
> Home (425) 222-4595 Cell (206) 499-8683
>


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My short lived dream of racing one of this beast was squelched by the
fact I am a parent.  I bought from the shop owner of Singletrack Cycles
in North Bend after he raced it for that summer.   There are maybe 600
miles total on the bike.  So, I would consider this bike in a slightly
used bet well cared for bike.  There is a couple very small holes in
the frame, but were professionally repaired before I bought the bike.

This bike begs to be raced.

I am asking $2200 or OBO.

I live out in Fall City and am available for any test rides one might
want.   Below is a pic of it from the Trek website.

Frameset
Sizes: 21.5"
Frame: OCLV 110 Carbon
Front Suspension: RockShox SID Team w/Motion Control, rebound,
floodgate, compression, LO, 80mm
Rear Shock: RockShox MC 3 w/Poploc remote
Wheels
Wheels: Bontrager Race Lite Disc
Tires: Panaracer FireXCPro, tubeless, 26x2.1"
Drivetrain
Shifters: Shimano Deore XT Dual Control
Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT
Crank: Shimano Deore XT 44/32/22
Cassette: SRAM PG990 11-34, 9 speed
Components
Saddle:Bontrager Race Lite Lux
Seat Post:Bontrager Race X Lite ACC Carbon
Handlebars: Bontrager Race X Lite Carbon, 31.8mm
Stem: Bontrager Race Lite, 7 degree, 31.8mm
Headset:Cane Creek S-3 w/cartridge bearings, sealed
Brakeset:Shimano Deore XT, hydraulic disc, 6" rotors



   ----------


Mike McCracken
Fall City, WA  98024
Home (425) 222-4595 Cell (206) 499-8683



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Hi Everyone,  BBTC is looking for new office space.  It needs to be donated,
and we will be moving out of our current space on October 1.

We've taken steps to make it really easy for you to let us use your spare
space with no delay or hassle when you need it back.  Phone lines are
usually the tethers that make it hard to move fast.  Since we knew we'd have
to move, we switched over to VOIP (phone over internet) so we can have our
phone line anywhere there's a high speed internet connection.

All we need is room for 2 people to work, a few file cabinets and access to
high speed internet.  BBTC will move out with no notice if you need your
space back.  It's that simple!  If you have an extra office this is a great
way to support mountain biking and gain some visibility for your company.


Criteria:
Size:  enough for 2 people with desks and a few cabinets.  Space for a
volunteer would be a plus.
Sound:  it needs to be moderately quiet, we spend a lot of time on the phone
Utilities:  We just to be able to plug into high speed internet.  We have
our own hubs, cables, etc.
Location:  Seattle - Bellevue.  Easy bike commute is a plus!

I want to send out a heart felt thanks to Cascade Bicycle Club for donating
office and conference room space to us for the last 2+ years!  We couldn't
have grown the way we have without your generosity.


Please pass this on to anyone you know who may have extra space.

Thanks,

Justin Vander Pol
Executive Director
Backcountry Bicycle Trails Club
http://bbtc.org <http://bbtc.org/>
206-524-2900

Do you want more mountain bike trails?  Join today at
http://www.bbtc.org/php/show_page.php?page_id=45



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Ditto, that was a good read.

-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Justin Vander Pol" <justin@...>
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/282986_bike31.html

Great job everyone! It's very cool that we continue to get good press in the
major newspapers.

Justin Vander Pol
Executive Director
Backcountry Bicycle Trails Club
http://bbtc.org <http://bbtc.org/>
206-524-2900

Do you want more mountain bike trails? Join today at
http://www.bbtc.org/php/show_page.php?page_id=45


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Once again another good report on Boot Camp. There must be 3-4 of them out there
now. And, a segment on Evening Magazine from a few years back where Rachel,
Dave, and Greg did their thing for the camera.

Good stuff. Instructing Boot camp is a blast too.

Just another "Bob"

>From: Justin Vander Pol <justin@...>
>Date: 2006/08/31 Thu PM 12:17:54 CDT
>To: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Bootcamp in the Seattle PI

>http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/
>http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/282986_bike31.html
>
>Great job everyone! It's very cool that we continue to get good press in the
>major newspapers.
>
>Justin Vander Pol
>Executive Director
>Backcountry Bicycle Trails Club
>http://bbtc.org <http://bbtc.org/>
>206-524-2900
>
>Do you want more mountain bike trails?  Join today at
>http://www.bbtc.org/php/show_page.php?page_id=45
>
>
>
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>
>
>
>Have questions, comments, or concerns?  Contact BBTC's Executive Director, the
official voice of BBTC, to get direct answers:  justin@...
>
>
>Are you a BBTC member?  Join or renew now at
http://bbtc.org/home/new-member.php
>
>This is an un-moderated forum hosted by BBTC.  No comments on this list should
be construed as official announcements of the BBTC unless otherwise noted.
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/getaways/282986_bike31.html

Great job everyone! It's very cool that we continue to get good press in the
major newspapers.

Justin Vander Pol
Executive Director
Backcountry Bicycle Trails Club
http://bbtc.org <http://bbtc.org/>
206-524-2900

Do you want more mountain bike trails?  Join today at
http://www.bbtc.org/php/show_page.php?page_id=45



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I'm hoping to go in early October with my wife and dogs and just do a little
camping, kayaking on the bay, and a lot of mountain biking. Wasn't planning
on posting it simply because it's so up-in-the-air due to business travel
this fall. If I post it, it would have to be short notice.

   _____

From: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of art bbtc
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 9:23 AM
To: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: What? No Orcas ride?



Bob-

I'll post a ride if you'll sign up! Anybody else?

-Art

On 8/31/06, bbtcrides@verizon. <mailto:bbtcrides%40verizon.net> net
<bbtcrides@verizon. <mailto:bbtcrides%40verizon.net> net> wrote:
> Not that I'll be going as I got my fix (and, what a good one it was) in
May on Kevin's trip.
>
> But, it would sure be a shame not to see more BBTCrs hit those sweet
trails when they open back up. Especially since the long term outlook is
favorable for weather and the trails open back up on the 15th of September.
> Orcas (specifically Moran State Park) has some of the best trails around
and the topography, scenery, and the opportunity to ride on an island are
tough to beat. I waited far too long to get my first Moran fix and I'll be
back. Quality trails for every ability.
>
> Go get some.
>
> Bob
>
>
> Have questions, comments, or concerns? Contact BBTC's Executive Director,
the official voice of BBTC, to get direct answers: justin@bbtc.
<mailto:justin%40bbtc.org> org
>
>
> Are you a BBTC member? Join or renew now at http://bbtc.
<http://bbtc.org/home/new-member.php> org/home/new-member.php
>
> This is an un-moderated forum hosted by BBTC. No comments on this list
should be construed as official announcements of the BBTC unless otherwise
noted.
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>





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Bob-

I'll post a ride if you'll sign up! Anybody else?

-Art

On 8/31/06, bbtcrides@... <bbtcrides@...> wrote:
> Not that I'll be going as I got my fix (and, what a good one it was) in May on
Kevin's trip.
>
> But, it would sure be a shame not to see more BBTCrs hit those sweet trails
when they open back up. Especially since the long term outlook is favorable for
weather and the trails open back up on the 15th of September.
> Orcas (specifically Moran State Park) has some of the best trails around and
the topography, scenery, and the opportunity to ride on an island are tough to
beat. I waited far too long to get my first Moran fix and I'll be back. Quality
trails for every ability.
>
> Go get some.
>
> Bob
>
>
> Have questions, comments, or concerns?  Contact BBTC's Executive Director, the
official voice of BBTC, to get direct answers:  justin@...
>
>
> Are you a BBTC member?  Join or renew now at
http://bbtc.org/home/new-member.php
>
> This is an un-moderated forum hosted by BBTC.  No comments on this list should
be construed as official announcements of the BBTC unless otherwise noted.
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Not that I'll be going as I got my fix (and, what a good one it was) in May on
Kevin's trip.

But, it would sure be a shame not to see more BBTCrs hit those sweet trails when
they open back up. Especially since the long term outlook is favorable for
weather and the trails open back up on the 15th of September.
Orcas (specifically Moran State Park) has some of the best trails around and the
topography, scenery, and the opportunity to ride on an island are tough to beat.
I waited far too long to get my first Moran fix and I'll be back. Quality trails
for every ability.

Go get some.

Bob

I lived in Durango for six or seven weeks in 2003 and managed to bike quite a
bit.  The best trail (aside from the ones you mentioned: the classics) for an
out-and-back, that you can ride as long as you'd like, is the continental divide
trail.  It runs from the north part of the state (I believe Rocky Mtn Nat'l
park) to Durango.  You can pick it up on a few places, but I picked it up where
it is down low (about 7500') about 2 miles southwest of town (as with most of
the trails, any local bike shop could help with directions).
    For something entirely different, if you only have 45-90 minutes during some
point in your trip, and you don't want to even leave town, I liked "Animas City
Mountain."  The trailhead is toward the north end of town a couple of blocks the
highway headed to purgatory (er, "durango Mtn Resort," my mistake. Rrr.) It
climbs up a ridge that has a gorgeous view of the silver dollar highway as it
climbs up over Molas (10,500') and Coal Banks (11,000'-ish) passes, the local
river valley, and the adjacent ridges.  It's sorta like the palisades trail near
Mt Rainier, except a round trip of 6 or so miles, and the climb is only about
800-1000.' Sadly there is no Rainier.

Dan Doran
    PS Fall comes sooner in the high country of colorado; a weather change can
bring snow even in september, but a beautiful day is a beautiful day.  Enjoy the
altitude, trails start at around 7,000'.

Ride posted:
http://www.bbtc.org/recreation/calendar.php?event_id=4684

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I heartily agree with Randy.  Hole in the Ground is definitely a fun trail to
ride in Tahoe.

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Gotta second the WTB Weirwolfs - mine are UST and I run them at about
35psi with great results in wet, dry, mud, sand whatever.  Any trail
problems I've had have been my own, not the tires.

Need help adjusting the internal rebound. Manual says 12mm T Key is
that an allen wrench or something diff?

Not so wet Season: Nevegals 2.35 DTC front / rear
Wet Saeson Geax Blade 2.25 front / 2.1 rear

Next not so wet season I'll be trying out the new Panaracer Rampage.
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=207429

My wife and I are heading to the Durango area for a month of September
riding. Any recommendations for advanced singletrack rides besides the
well known (Hermosa Creek, Horse Gulch, Colorado Trail)?

Many thanks for any pointers!
-Kris

Anyone interested in riding Kachess this weekend? Sat., Sun., or Mon.? Let me
know what day
works for you and I'll post it on the calendar. (I'm signed up for rides Sat.
and Sun., but
Kachess is more appealing to me so I'll sign-off those rides if I get a taker or
two for either of
those days.) I rode Kachess twice last year so I *should* know the way and I
have map and GPS
track. But I'm definitely not a human GPS like some folks. Haven't ridden it yet
this year and
want to. With the rain the past few days to cut down dust and the forecast for
this weekend,
should be ideal.

Would want to shoot for a reasonably early start (by 10 or earlier) to avoid
heat. And especially
if we ride Mon. to be ahead of traffic.

Let me know if you're interested.

Wendy

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We ended up with 6 riders last night on perfect trail conditions, the chance of
rain must have scared everyone off.

It looks like many of the obstacles (Logs, Deep ravines, etc) have been removed
or filled in, maybe they did that for the race they had there a few weeks ago. 
Even so it does not take away from the fun that can be had on this trail system.

The trail is not all that technical and is just a fun place with lots of flow
with little climbs and descents.   We only ran across one other rider all
evening.  It got a bit dark around 7:50, but could still get by with the lights
off.

The rain did not come until about a half hour after we finished our ride, what
timing.

There is a good chance I won’t be making next Tuesday ride, since Steph flies
back then, but Charlie has stepped up and posted another Beaver ride for
Tuesday.  Thanks Charlie.

http://www.bbtc.org/recreation/calendar.php?event_id=4682

There is also another Beaver ride posted for an up coming Sunday for those that
want to check it out, but can’t make the week night rides.

Erik
Snoq

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Panaracer Fire XC for Summer and for Winter Kenda Nevegal in Rear and Kenda Blue
Groove in the front.  That has been the best setup for me.

I find that Kena Blue Groove doesn't do well in powder conditions, but did great
in wet conditions.

Erik

-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Doug Walsh" <dougwalsh@...>
You're probably going to get innundated with recommendations for the Kenda
Nevegals as they seem to be the unofficial tire of BBTC (there's a
fundraising idea) these days. I haven't tried the Nevegals, but I do really
like the Continental Vertical ProTractions that I've been riding. They're
not cheap but they have a great tread pattern that has been well-suited for
spring and summer and I expect to be just fine for fall riding too. The only
time I've had them slip was going about 22mph into a tight, sharp turn with
a lot of loose sand. I washed out each day doing that on the Ape Canyon &
Lower Falls rides. I forgive the tires though, as I'm pretty sure it was a
user error on both washouts. I was hesitant to buy them since they're
reported at 2.35 width, which is really wide for me, but they're much closer
to 2.2 or maybe 2.25. Definitely not wide.

_____

From: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Marc Duhamel
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 8:12 AM
To: bbtcmembers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: your favorite tire for this area

I recently bought a Stumpjumper but don't seem to like the stock tires that
came with it.
What do you guys recommend for an all-around tire suited for semi-dry riding
in this area of PNW?

Marc

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Yes the side walls are way to thin, I've torn a front and rear.

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From: KevinA <mtnwuff@...>
I was going to get a Nevegal for a new front tyre but read a lot
of reports about the sidewalls being really thin and susceptable
to rips. I wasn't eager to repeat my sidewall rip experience on
a new $35 tyre.

My favorite tyre for this area would be the ones known as "free".
Not having that option at the moment, I went w/ a Kenda Kenetics
2.35 for a front tyre and a Smoke for the rear. Decrease the air
pressure to about 20-25psi in the front and 30psi in the rear.

Kevin
"A Caffeinated Hophead"

--- Gregory Fowler <gregoryfowler@...> wrote:

> Kenda Nevegals. Kenda has taken all the fun out of tire
> selection with the Nevegal.

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