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Action Lad
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Duro Tires  
Sep 24th, 2017, 11:13pm
 
Anyone have experience with Duro tires, (durotire.com)?  Pretty decent profile I've seen on a Performer I saw on YouTube.  What's life like with these?  Thanks.
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Re: Duro Tires  
Reply #1 - Sep 25th, 2017, 9:01am
 
You see them in china,  mostly on cheap folding bikes in discount stores (think huffy)  ..  I've not actually seen anyone riding with them that I would consider a "cyclist" participating in our style riding.    Most of the people I hang with over there avoid Chinese tires like the plague  
 
 
Quote from Action Lad on Sep 24th, 2017, 11:13pm:
Anyone have experience with Duro tires, (durotire.com)?  Pretty decent profile I've seen on a Performer I saw on YouTube.  What's life like with these?  Thanks.

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Reply #2 - Sep 25th, 2017, 9:22pm
 
Quote from MrWizard on Sep 25th, 2017, 9:01am:
You see them in china,  mostly on cheap folding bikes in discount stores (think huffy)  ..  I've not actually seen anyone riding with them that I would consider a "cyclist" participating in our style riding.    Most of the people I hang with over there avoid Chinese tires like the plague
Yabit, besides being ousted from "legit" cycling communities because "You ain't like us,"  what is the actual reason for staying away from these tires?  Poor craftsmanship?  Lack of durability/reliability?  High rolling resistance? I'm not so worried about not being considered a real cyclist after this iconoclast had his "black card" taken away years ago.  
I have learned to stay away from Chinese 650s after experiencing them boom like July 4th reports.  The 650, in my opinion, is a real test of a rubber tire's mettle.  
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Re: Duro Tires  
Reply #3 - Sep 25th, 2017, 9:34pm
 
No idea,    I tend to follow the romans in rome .   Not wanting to experiment with chinese made rubber products on anything Wink  
 
Quote from Action Lad on Sep 25th, 2017, 9:22pm:
Quote from MrWizard on Sep 25th, 2017, 9:01am:
You see them in china,  mostly on cheap folding bikes in discount stores (think huffy)  ..  I've not actually seen anyone riding with them that I would consider a "cyclist" participating in our style riding.    Most of the people I hang with over there avoid Chinese tires like the plague
Yabit, besides being ousted from "legit" cycling communities because "You ain't like us,"  what is the actual reason for staying away from these tires?  Poor craftsmanship?  Lack of durability/reliability?  High rolling resistance? I'm not so worried about not being considered a real cyclist after this iconoclast had his "black card" taken away years ago.  
I have learned to stay away from Chinese 650s after experiencing them boom like July 4th reports.  The 650, in my opinion, is a real test of a rubber tire's mettle.  

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