LOL, well, being part of the 0.837% is where I have resided for most
of my working life as a green architect, so I guess it's only fitting
I ride a 62cm 650B bicycle. Perhaps by the time I order my custom
randoneause there will be lightweight, supple 700 x 38 tires, or I
will have lost 30 lbs so 700 x 32s will work fine for me. :)
I did realize 3/4's of the way to Portland on the STP that I'd be SOL
if I ripped a sidewall on one of my Hetres, which, it turns out, I
nearly did: <http://www.flickr.com/photos/robharrison/4817049422/in/set-72157624011191725/
> I think it was basically me, Ryan Nute, Frank Fulton and a buddy of
his riding 650b on that ride, and I didn't see any 650b tires at the
mechanic's stations. It didn't occur to me to carry a spare tire.
Rob in Seattle
On Aug 16, 2010, at 4:07 PM, Tim McNamara wrote:
Bingo. 650B is a "weird" even unheard-of size for 99.163% of the US
bike-buying public. People will be afraid they'll be stranded with
a bike they can't get tires for.
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