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I had fox 38 160's on my whyte, I can't say I very needed more, I've just bought a new bike and that's 160 as well, it depends what sort of riding you do. If it's mainly gravity fed then 180s but if you do a mix and like trails, single track and getting about and some fun gravity downhill stuff...

I have always used Stan's and also carry Stans Darts, also an inner tube for anything large. Have seen the Peatys stuf and will probably go that way as I think Peatys lubes are great.

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Welcome to the site, it isnt the tyres mate. if you are paying for them return and save your money :)

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sorry to hear, hope you get it back

Glad I found this thread I pick my Rail 9 up on friday and will do this straight away.... just got to find a lanyard haha

I have tried many over the years, E-Scorpion and others from Roofbox company and they were very good but nothing gives me the confidence over a thule easy fold, just upgraded to the 3 bikes version.

Most will say "of course" but I have to admit taking your foot off the floor slowly makes it easier :)

Well after all the debate I have decided to not put the bike on my roof, when alone its going in the back of the car and when with the family as now 3 bikes I will just use the Thule 3 bike rack for the towbar, easier and safer option. Glad I never rushed into the roof option :)

After research the top ride looks like a good option from thule, the battery and front wheel will be off while I travel to reduce the weight. Will look at the threads for securing the bars thanks all :)

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Thanks for that so the best one to get is the fuel freeride? Is there any particular model ?

great bike and deal :) enjoy :)

thanks mate

No calling names now I know noticed your new bike :), I went for a trek rail 9, got a great price and the dealer is in Pickering is local for any problems etc. Will give you a shout mate definitely haha will need showing round again :)

haha no not at all Steve, not long after became not so good and had to pack a lot of stuff in, all good now and the new bike arrives in a couple of weeks, I cant wait :) really looking forward to getting back out again :) just shows what a small world it is meeting him in Scotland :)

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