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Hey all,
I was wondering if you all have some suggestions to what I could do to improve my commuter style wicked? My main goal is comfort and how it rides. |
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You might look to a higher volume tire as well. I have a set of Schwalbe Supermotos (the light + fat ones), but their Big Apples (the puncture resistance + fat ones) might be worth a look too. More air, not inflated incredibly hard = comfy. |
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Thank you for the suggestions, I appreciate it. I changed the seat the something more comfortable already. So the other contact points are what I should focus on then.
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Agree with Mainly, other grip option to consider is Oury grips. Very comfy.
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Thanks, for the suggestion I will check them out.
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