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Quick Comparison Of 24 and 32-Spoke Wheels

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 24 and 32-spoke wheels. The Advantages of 24-spoke Wheels Aerodynamics The main motivation to put fewer spokes on a wheel is to…

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Can You Put a 25mm Tire On a 21mm Rim? (fast answer)

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Condensed answer: 25mm tires can be installed on rims with a 21mm internal rim width. However, there are some downsides to this combination. Average road rims have a 15-18mm internal…

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Mullet Bikes Can Jump But Aren’t Ideal

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Condensed Answer: A mullet bike facilitates jumping because the rear wheel is lighter, easier to lift, and less likely to come in contact with the rider's body during a jump.…

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27.5″ Wheels Are Hurt, But Still Alive!

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27.5" wheels and bikes aren't dead yet, but the data shows that their glory days are over.Manufacturers produce what sells and see little incentive to offer a wide spectrum of…

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Are 2.6″ Tires The Right Size For 40mm Rims?

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Condensed Info: 2.6" tires can technically be installed on rims with 40mm internal width, but in most cases, they will be too narrow. 40mm rims are designed for 3" or…

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Fitting 2.8″ Tires On 30mm Rims

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2.8" tires are a bit too wide for rims with 30mm internal width. That said, the combination could still work to a satisfactory level. If maximum performance is needed, going…

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Are 2.4″ Tires a Good Fit For a 35mm Rim?

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35mm rims are normally combined with 2.8"+ tires. Nonetheless, a 2.4" tire can still be installed on a 35mm rim. In some cases, the fit could be a bit tight,…

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The Truth About BMX Fork Sizing

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Most BMX forks are the same size or extremely close. Brands follow an industry standard for maximum compatibility and to ensure that their forks do not cause major changes to…

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Learn Why BMX Tires Are “Fatter”

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Condensed Answer: BMX tires are fat (wide) for the following reasons: Suspension effect Lower chances of getting a flat tire Rim protection Extra Grip Wider Tires = Softer Ride Wider…

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BMX Hubs And Fixies – Are They Compatible?

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A front BMX hub can be installed on the front wheel of a fixie. The procedure will more than likely require new spokes of a different length. A rear BMX…

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