Tricky1977
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Not sure how safe these are, 30 year old Psychos and 20-25 year old Onza Dans…
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Old tyres, would you ride on these?
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warrior4life
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Personally I would, I wouldn't do anything too crazy, no huge jumps, but yes. In the spirt of 90's Extreme and Jack Ass I'd ride them. Up to 20mph on a trail or road I'd have no problem.
When you see the state of some bikes and tyres, and when I think back to being a youth when we didn't change a tyre until the carcass was worn through. Sure they'd be okay.
In todays world I'm sure folk would say "No"
When you see the state of some bikes and tyres, and when I think back to being a youth when we didn't change a tyre until the carcass was worn through. Sure they'd be okay.
In todays world I'm sure folk would say "No"
Tricky1977
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Yeah I only ride to the shops, but of grass or muddy track is as far off road I get. Sounds good, I will check them each ride
Tricky1977
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This was my thinkingI keep going till the inner tube starts poking through
27motorhead
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I'd happily ride on them!
Mod-Master
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look fine for tootling about in my opinion.
Tricky1977
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I should add I went out on them and they were fine
Really like the Psychos up front
Really like the Psychos up front
vtwinvince
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LOL, you should see the IRC Mythos set I picked up yesterday! Of course for 'light action' those will work.
Lhatch4
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As someone who has taken multiple 3-mile hikes while pushing my bike back to the car, I can tell you that those tires are perfect for your cool retrobike that hangs on the wall and doesn't get ridden. Get some modern skinwalls for regular rides. Some reissue Smoke/Darts would be a great relacement.
