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Smaller casing tire than a 2.0 quasi moto?
My Maverick Reposado just fits a 2.0 quasi moto on a Blunt rim. but it's tight - definately dry weather riding at best - is the a 650 mtb tire that has a smaller casing?
Thanks, Adam.
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 Originally Posted by Aus in AK
My Maverick Reposado just fits a 2.0 quasi moto on a Blunt rim. but it's tight - definately dry weather riding at best - is the a 650 mtb tire that has a smaller casing?
Thanks, Adam.
Kenda Nevegal 2.10
mtbtires.com
The trouble with common sense is it is no longer common
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The IRD Fire XC Pro probably has the smallest casing available at 49mm.
Cheers,
KP
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This is good stuff to know for my Carver 96er to 650b project! Looks like I have several rear tire options that will work well and still provide decent clearance in the back of my frame:
Quasi-Moto
Nevegal
Fire XC Pro
Maybe the Neomoto 2.1 too - Kirk??
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 Originally Posted by MMcG
This is good stuff to know for my Carver 96er to 650b project! Looks like I have several rear tire options that will work well and still provide decent clearance in the back of my frame:
Quasi-Moto
Nevegal
Fire XC Pro
Maybe the Neomoto 2.1 too - Kirk??
The 2.1" Neo-Moto should work just fine.
Cheers,
KP
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Whatever happened to the mini-moto? Dead in the water?
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 Originally Posted by 88 rex
Whatever happened to the mini-moto? Dead in the water?
We still have plans to do the Mini-Moto™ but other projects are taking priority right now. The Pari-Moto 650x38b road tire is nearing completion, and then we'll start on the Mini-Moto in early / mid 2010.
Cheers,
KP
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 Originally Posted by Kirk Pacenti
We still have plans to do the Mini-Moto™ but other projects are taking priority right now. The Pari-Moto 650x38b road tire is nearing completion, and then we'll start on the Mini-Moto in early / mid 2010.
Cheers,
KP
When do you think the Pari-Moto will begin shipping? I'm looking for a winter training tire to use on the road. Also what's a Mini-Moto?
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Road tire?
 Originally Posted by Kirk Pacenti
We still have plans to do the Mini-Moto™ but other projects are taking priority right now. The Pari-Moto 650x38b road tire is nearing completion, and then we'll start on the Mini-Moto in early / mid 2010.
Cheers,
KP
I thought this was a mountainbike site. This is outrageous. Oh the humanity!
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 Originally Posted by DekerfTeamST
When do you think the Pari-Moto will begin shipping? I'm looking for a winter training tire to use on the road. Also what's a Mini-Moto?
If all goes according to plan the Pari-Moto will be shipping sometime in late January / early February.
The Mini-Moto will be a small 38-43mm wide shallow knobby tire for light off road use with rando / touring type bikes. Of course it would work on any bike that will fit them...
Cheers,
KP
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 Originally Posted by TNC
I thought this was a mountainbike site. This is outrageous. Oh the humanity! 
TNC,
Would it make you feel any better to know I have some soft compound Neo-Moto samples arriving soon?
Cheers,
KP
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Why, yes it would!
When you say 'arrive' is that for testing or for retail sale?
OR...how do I sign up to be a test rider?
You would be happy to abuse it on the wet rocks and roots of eastern PA for you, in the name of science.
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 Originally Posted by Kirk Pacenti
TNC,
Would it make you feel any better to know I have some soft compound Neo-Moto samples arriving soon?
Cheers,
KP
sweetness!!!
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 Originally Posted by reformed roadie
Why, yes it would!
When you say 'arrive' is that for testing or for retail sale?
OR...how do I sign up to be a test rider?
You would be happy to abuse it on the wet rocks and roots of eastern PA for you, in the name of science.
x2 Kirk!!
Same region and quiver of 650b bikes in the making or have access to test on.
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Re: The softer compound tires, more info to come, probably in a different thread.
Cheers,
KP
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