yea... MBS

kenda actually.. even the mat leper ( bikers ) dun like it...

this maxxis holy roller oso quite suitable for folding bikes it seems...
not a full knobby tyre..
cheaper than DTH.. a bit heavier...
bmxers like it...

Jonny selling Maxxis holy roller?

Change to Schwable Big Apple. The only thing u will regret after changing BA is why u didn't do it earlier. True story bro

registered but no paying after they change venue to batu kawan stadium..

if this is real i'm dead meat.. 93kg on 1 1/8 slick..

nice infomative thread

Yes, stock is still available. Also price the same. Just for your info, there's also Maxxis DTH in 20 X 1.75. Smaller and faster too and it performs way better than the Dahon Rotolos of the same size. I shodded my wife's Boardwalk with the smaller Maxxis DTH. Better for climbs! Comparisons between the two sizes of the Maxxis DTH.





This post has been edited by etigge: Sep 27 2013, 10:33 PM

Its on the first 2nd post ...

Size of a tire does not accomodate the weight of a rider but rather the pressure you pump into the tires! If you are heavier, you pump more. That's why slicks can go higher but you don't have to pump to the maximum. My Maxxis DTH can actually pump to 100 psi and I tried once and, MAN! it was bumpy. I now pump only up to 60 psi. No worries about overweight using slicks.

i think my tires are quite slick too ... i do 70psi ... recomended are 60 to 80 psi

and yes i am 95kg

This post has been edited by earl-ku: Sep 27 2013, 10:20 PM

i dunno..
but i don't think so...
20 inch bike still small market here compared to MTB...
even bmx oso endangered oredi.....


trying to tao from china.. see if can get....

bro, for ur bikes..
what inner tube r u using?

what r the prices for 20inch inner tubes @ LBS currently??

oni now i realise the kinetix comp rim can accept schrader valve...
the hole is big enough...
liddat early dun have to hunt for presta valve inner tubes....

heard ppl said seamless inner tube better than those with lines(seams)
cos will break at the seams when aged...

this CST oso frm taiwan.. duno maxxis own cst or cst own maxxis... macam macam ada...



This post has been edited by H2D: Sep 27 2013, 11:03 PM

yes i just saw this at swabe website.. all the tyres have LOAD in the spec...

actually it is

" Maximum Load in kilograms per tire at maximum pressure "

the big apple 20x2.0 max load is 85kg per tyre...

kojak 20x1.35 is 70kg...

My fight is actually between Schwalbe Big Apple 20x2.0 or Maxxis DTH 20x2.20, or even 20x1.95 like what was mentioned in the earlier posts.

Now another thing that I just realised, the width of our bike rims will affect the maximum width of tyres fitted right?

Do correct me if I'm wrong as I'm a noob here

is the dth 2.20 available here?

I'm not sure either that's why I'm consulting all the Sifus here

And I don't really know what's the maximum width to fit onto my stock rims, unless I bring over to the shop for the pros to see and advise.

I have tried 20 x 2.0 Big apples with Kinetix Pro rims before. It's a little bit tight to mount the tyres onto the RIM but apart from that it runs fine and will offer the most protection to the rims.

the dth they all using is 1.95 oni...

dahon fits the big apple 2.0 on kinetix comp rims ( speed p8 )
urs LG pop?
rims should fit, but i saw the fork kinda sempit...

speed p8 with big apple still have plenty of room for mudguard....

Yup mine is LGS POP, and yeah the fork is rather tight even with stock Kenda 20x1.50 so I'm kinda disturbed by the fact that I might not be able to upgrade to wider tyres unless I change the fork

Wider means thicker as well right?

well, u will never know unless u measure it properly the space on ur LGPop and a big apple
or actually fit one to try it out..

the DTH has twice the TPI of Big apple..
which is suppose to have lower rolling resistance...

etigge claims he can feel the difference ...