On 01/02/2014 09:21 AM, Jan Heine wrote:
If anything, it may help persuade those we meet on our rides, who look
at our bikes and are intrigued by the idea of a more comfortable bike
with wider tires, but are afraid they won't be able to keep up with
their friends if they add 5 or 10 mm to their tire width.
Or even 2mm (going from 23mm to 25).
And then there are the ones who say of someone's 25 lb bike that riding
it "must be quite a workout" -- even when the ride in question has less
than 2000' of climbing for 50 miles, with no climbs greater than 10%
grade and 120' elevation change.
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