29” wheels, 29in or twenty-niner, as the bike professionals say, have belonged to mountain bikes for some time, like salt in the soup. Smooth operation and security have become big topics for the 29in mountain-biker. The twenty-niner rolls smoothly through course terrain and through a longer contact surface the tyre has better traction. Compared to the old point standards 29” wheels operate smoothly especially with uphill climbing at slow speeds. 29in mountain bikes are in many ways a big improvement in comparison and provide for fun and propulsion.
29” wheels, 29in or twenty-niner, as the bike professionals say, have belonged to mountain bikes for some time, like salt in the soup. Smooth operation and security have become big topics...
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29 inch wheels
29” wheels, 29in or twenty-niner, as the bike professionals say, have belonged to mountain bikes for some time, like salt in the soup. Smooth operation and security have become big topics for the 29in mountain-biker. The twenty-niner rolls smoothly through course terrain and through a longer contact surface the tyre has better traction. Compared to the old point standards 29” wheels operate smoothly especially with uphill climbing at slow speeds. 29in mountain bikes are in many ways a big improvement in comparison and provide for fun and propulsion.
