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Old 08-10-21, 07:17 PM
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Basstar
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Schwinn High Plains Conversion

I’m a relatively new rider and have an older (approximately 1993) but pristine High Plains MTB that I want to use for rails to trails type riding which of course will be crushed gravel, single and double track, some mud, etc., but no MTB. I’m beyond the age for that.

The current tires are 26” x 1.75” with street tread and are basically new as I replaced the MTB tires thinking I would use this for some casual riding on paved bike paths with friends.

Now, although I never thought it would happen I’m in love with the sport and have purchased an All Road drop bar bike for paved and want to use this older Schwinn for long rail trail tours.

Should I use the current tires or should I replace them with something more in the 2” width category for a more comfy ride on lower air pressure and perhaps a tire with a little bit of tread?

Thanks so very much and any opinions and suggestions are truly appreciated.
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