Old 10-25-23, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted by 88ss

So my fist suggestion is to just get an old used MTB and put some good brand name tires on it and you will probably have far fewer problems. Save your racing equipment for races and other special occasions when it makes sense to use it.

The heavy-duty road and touring tires and options are a good idea too, but you will want to pick up an extra set of wheels to put them on so you can just swap your fast racing wheels/tires onto your bike when they are needed.

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I love mountain biking, but I find that riding an mtb on the road with mtb tyres just sucks! It’s like swimming in pyjamas 😂 Also not great for training your position on a tri bike.

Heavy duty road tyres sure. I use Pirelli Cinturato Velo tyres for training. Still pretty fast and very puncture resistant, especially when run tubeless.
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