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04-13-2007, 12:37 AM
Send them to me. 
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04-16-2007, 03:36 PM
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04-16-2007, 04:57 PM
very nice, I like them a lot. How much do they weigh and what do they cost?
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I currently run 17" with a 45 series tire. I can't decide if I should go 35 or 40 series with the new 18".
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Very purdy indeed, Longboard!
I'd think 215-35 if you're considering any kind of drop, as it would provide a bit more rub insurance. However, if ride comfort is any concern, the 205-40s would be a better choice (additionally, they are closer in diameter to stock so you will have less of a change in your speedo reading). I think that the GP's run 205-40s on a 7" wide rim.
I'd think 215-35 if you're considering any kind of drop, as it would provide a bit more rub insurance. However, if ride comfort is any concern, the 205-40s would be a better choice (additionally, they are closer in diameter to stock so you will have less of a change in your speedo reading). I think that the GP's run 205-40s on a 7" wide rim.
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