Moto 3 speed

Posted on Mon 3rd, March 2014

• #1

jnyis
Make a rat inspired SS or leave as 3 speed?

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• #2

jv

I'd leave as a 3 speed if it all works, looks great
• #3

jnyis

Yes agree, was thinking it might look nice with mitchelin dynamic/classic tyres on too - might make a nice pub bike!
• #4

gereonb

michelin dynamic/classics are IMHO the worst bicycle tyres ever known to exist
• #5

jnyis

Might pass on those - you know any good ones with a classic look?
• #6

jv

what about some panracer pasela tg tan walls? I picked up some 700x25c for £20 in the sale from tredz. You might be able to fit bigger ones on your frame
• #7

jnyis

Do Panracer have a good rep? Cheers I will look into them j-)
• #8

ltc

I like the panaracers a lot. Handle really well, even in wet and ridiculously puncture resistant.
• #9

jnyis

Thanks, going to hunt down a pair!
• #10

jv

if you do avoid tredz they arent in stock after all. Hate it when websites lie about stock levels

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