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Old 05-13-22, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by smd4
Yep--you got me. I want my bike to look like it has sewups. Can't get one by you! And I'm sure fooling people into believing their tires were sewups was exactly the reason why companies manufactured them. How clever!
One of my to-do projects falls into this category; to be ridden little but not quite wall art, originally sew-ups but do I really want to mess with that? Of course, a modern-looking tread pattern ruins the look.

Originally Posted by smd4
You don't need math for this one. Common sense will do.
Not sure one must rely on that. Anyway, every time I read "fat tires are better", I keep thinking about the movie "Sleeper" where Woody Allen's character wakes up in the future and is told "Smoke this cigarette, we've found they are good for you"

Anyway, I presume someone knows how to calculate the volume of the two toroidal shapes in question -- but it won't be me!
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