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Hi guys,
Not sure if I can ask this here but I've no idea where I can get spare innertubes for my road bike. The tire sizes are 700x20 if this makes a difference (I know very little of bikes - only they get me from A to
I've tried Halfords but they don't have any in stock for a while. Is there anywhere on line? as I have a flat and a race coming up
Thanks in advance
Not sure if I can ask this here but I've no idea where I can get spare innertubes for my road bike. The tire sizes are 700x20 if this makes a difference (I know very little of bikes - only they get me from A to
I've tried Halfords but they don't have any in stock for a while. Is there anywhere on line? as I have a flat and a race coming up Thanks in advance
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That's where we get ours from
Try some 23's when you swap your tyres - comfier and better grip on corners.
Was offered it after the last triathlon last year and didn't want to turn it down at that price
And 220 mag reviewed a pair of wheels for £400 a month or so ago, and said they'd be fine for training on, and gave them a good mark for value for money.
How out of touch are they ? What's wrong with a cheap pair of wheels - even new you can get them for £50 or so, and they'll be fine. Heavier, so you get a better workout, and you won't have to worry so much about them in the winter.
(sorry - but peeps with more money than sense annoy me !)
I wouldn't mind heavier wheels, they won't affect my time that much anyway and I'm sure I wouldn't notice the difference - I'm a bit dim when it comes to cycling fast