Has anyone used both the Stelvio and "new" Birdy Maxxis tires? I'd be interested in reading your comments about preferences for either.... Here are the...
Here are some spec's on the Stelvio's I found....: Article num. 11110350 Name STELVIO_R Application Recumbent - Competition Execution Wired Tire ETRTO...
Hi Bob, the Stelvio is a racing tire. It is not resistant against punkture and wears rapidly. For normal usage choose the Maxxis - it is puncture resistant and...
... tires? I'd ... either.... My oldest Stelvios were described on the cardboard label as "Kevlar MB Belted"; they had a zig-zag on the tread pattern on the...
Thanks for the review Martin. When the "old" Birdy (80psi non-Kevlar) tires were about to be discontinued here I bought a bunch ($10 each) because I thought...
does anyone knows if the inner tube that comes along with the birdy's maxxis tire, could be used with the stelvio? or should i need to find different matching...
Has anyone got any personal experience with the Birdy suitcase, especially for air travel? How much space inside is there for other items? How robust is it? Is...
we just took a trip with two of them, ie, two birdy's in their hard shell suitcases. birdy Grey weighed in at 50lbs, the airline max birdy black weighed in at...
I can not generalize, but the inner tube of my birdy was too thick. I had to get smaller inner tubes. Kind regards ... does anyone knows if the inner tube that...
Hi all, I have had lots of experience with the Stelvio - great tire, shame about the inevitable punctures. I don't agree about the Maxxis. I believe it isn't...
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Our experience with the Maxxis has been excellent. Although it's a tough tyre, I think the rolling resistance is pretty good. We've never felt any need to...
Hi All, I have a Birdy Blue and I am very happy with it. I use the Birdy for travel,college, etc, but I also end up carrying it around a lot. The problem is...
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If the integrity of the hardshell Samsonite is OK why not just keep using it with some X-cross straps to hold it together ??? I don't think you'll do much...
Bob, the birdy hard-shell sure is eye-wateringly expensive... What size Samsonite are you using? Do you have the dimensions or Model number, by any chance? ...
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What train goes from San Jose to Avon Cyclery in Bath Thomas ??? ;) Bob (near Berkeley) ... From: "Thomas Savarino" <savarino@...> To:...
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Dear Thomas and all.... I've just ordered a few tubes (they sell them in 18x.1.25/1.50) and a Stelvio and a couple of Marathon tires direct from Schwalbe North...
what stem do the tubes have? I'm a solid Presta user, and I inadvertently got Schrader's on the tubes I ordered from http://www.rad-innovations.com btw, the...
I just had another bloody puncture from those damn Punture Vine thorns yesterday. Two of those recently in front tire prompted me to get rid of that somewhat...
No, I myself don't have any of these Thomas; I was just commenting that Mark might want to just continue using his Samsonite hard case, with straps. There are...
Well, it's a cost/benefit analysis. Easiest/Cheapest weight in the total package is to get weight off the rider ;) As for the weight of the Birdy itself: 1....
Hi Bob, Thanks for the advice about the weight reduction. I was considering some kind of bike strap but I am not sure what to use. Regarding the Terry...
The http://www.schwalbetires.com/ website has TUBES. They sell both the 18x1.50/1.75 and the 18x1.25/1.5 -- they sell the with presta or Schrader. Hotter than...