Ciao a tutti, Qualcuno sa dove si possono acquistare i vee tire ? Ho provato sul sito inglese ma non sono riuscito.
aiuto non riesco ad acquistare i vee tire
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Mai considerato i Floater? (gli pneu On-One sono manufactured by Vee):
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/TYOO26FAT/on-one-floater-fat-tyre
In actual fact the On-One Floater is manufactured for On-One by Vee Rubber, to On-One’s own specification. As such the tires have a similar feel in terms of spring and compliance. The tires bounce at around the same psi and soak up shocks and bumps with the same level of ‘feel’. Obviously with a Fat Tire one is using the rubber wall of the tire as the shock absorber, assuming you’re running with a reasonably low tire pressure. Different tires have a different feel, much like different air/hydraulic shocks have a different feel. But the Vee and the On-One feel very similar.
In terms of grip, well that’s where the similarities end.
Riding through a variety of conditions on the Floater tires introduces an entirely new level of confidence in the ride. Over a two hour initial test ride I encountered conditions ranging from sheet ice to bare/dry asphalt. In between an assortment of rutted ice, soft powdery snow, hard compacted snow, melted and refrozen ice/snow with vehicle tracks running through at various angles, etc etc. I did not run into any deep snow over 12″. I’ll report back here at a later date if my opinion changes any when hitting the real deep stuff. I doubt that it will.
On all of the conditions encountered, the On-One Floaters provided a surety of traction and a knack for maintaining a line that the Vee Rubbers could never aspire to. Obviously on sheet ice, without studs, it’s a lottery, but I was able to keep the bike and myself upright when noodling along at a steady walking pace. But in the rough choppy stuff the Floaters work like a champ.
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/TYOO26FAT/on-one-floater-fat-tyre
In actual fact the On-One Floater is manufactured for On-One by Vee Rubber, to On-One’s own specification. As such the tires have a similar feel in terms of spring and compliance. The tires bounce at around the same psi and soak up shocks and bumps with the same level of ‘feel’. Obviously with a Fat Tire one is using the rubber wall of the tire as the shock absorber, assuming you’re running with a reasonably low tire pressure. Different tires have a different feel, much like different air/hydraulic shocks have a different feel. But the Vee and the On-One feel very similar.
In terms of grip, well that’s where the similarities end.
Riding through a variety of conditions on the Floater tires introduces an entirely new level of confidence in the ride. Over a two hour initial test ride I encountered conditions ranging from sheet ice to bare/dry asphalt. In between an assortment of rutted ice, soft powdery snow, hard compacted snow, melted and refrozen ice/snow with vehicle tracks running through at various angles, etc etc. I did not run into any deep snow over 12″. I’ll report back here at a later date if my opinion changes any when hitting the real deep stuff. I doubt that it will.
On all of the conditions encountered, the On-One Floaters provided a surety of traction and a knack for maintaining a line that the Vee Rubbers could never aspire to. Obviously on sheet ice, without studs, it’s a lottery, but I was able to keep the bike and myself upright when noodling along at a steady walking pace. But in the rough choppy stuff the Floaters work like a champ.
Grazie, ma queste le avevo trovate anch'io ma c'è poca roba, io cercavo le h-billie da 120 TPI SILICA COMPOUND perchè dietro non posso andare oltre quella misura.
Si, adesso ho gli h-billie 4,25 e ci passano a pelo, perchè ho tolto il mono e ho messo la doppia, comunque ho trovato gli snowshoes su ciclobottega, passo l'h-billie che ho davanti, dietro e davanti appunto metto gli snowshoes.
Ok, Non so il tuo utilizzo ma occhio che gli snowshoe sono delicatucci. Se le usi su roccia fai attenzione.
Ok grazie dell' avviso, lo sono anche gli h-billie tagliati la seconda uscita e aggiustati con la colla flex gel. Ma penso che un pò tutti i pneumatici per fat un pò leggeri siano delicati, io la uso ovunque, ma come seconda bici, e sulla neve, ho visto anche gli husker du mi sembrano ancora più sottili.