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pneumatic vs. solid tires for pre-schoolers

 
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Old 18-04.-2004, 11:44 AM   #1
meb
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Default pneumatic vs. solid tires for pre-schoolers

With a 10" or 12" bike for a 2 year old, is it better to get the
puncture proof maintenance free solid tires or get the smoother riding
pneumatic tire so as to avert a transition later to pneumatics?



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Old 18-04.-2004, 04:08 PM   #2
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Default Re: pneumatic vs. solid tires for pre-schoolers

meb wrote:

> With a 10" or 12" bike for a 2 year old, is it better to get the
> puncture proof maintenance free solid tires or get the smoother riding
> pneumatic tire so as to avert a transition later to pneumatics?
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Pneumatic, as the rolling resistance is much lower. Use tuffy tape if
you're that bothered about punctures.
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