Narrower tyre less rolling resistance with a smaller contact patch but a harder ride I think.
Old glue I think can be used if it is clean and not contaminated with dust + dirt but you might want to start from fresh if you want to get in some practise with the glue. I found some cheap throwaway 1/2" paint brushes that made it a doddle to get good thin layers spread on.
Got my tyres mounted this morning and it was alot easier to get them on the rim than I was expecting; as stated above pre-stretched them by inflating on a rim and then put a bit of body weight into getting them on the wheel. Might be due to them being Schwalbes, all my Schwalbe clinchers have always gone on nice and easy.
Narrower tyre less rolling resistance with a smaller contact patch but a harder ride I think.
Old glue I think can be used if it is clean and not contaminated with dust + dirt but you might want to start from fresh if you want to get in some practise with the glue. I found some cheap throwaway 1/2" paint brushes that made it a doddle to get good thin layers spread on.
Got my tyres mounted this morning and it was alot easier to get them on the rim than I was expecting; as stated above pre-stretched them by inflating on a rim and then put a bit of body weight into getting them on the wheel. Might be due to them being Schwalbes, all my Schwalbe clinchers have always gone on nice and easy.