Cranks, Varia, tires $25

Red Mosquito

Red Mosquito

Formerly RLB the Scrapple Boy
Everything $25, come get it! New tires are $25 ea, used are $25 per pair. Located near Chimney Rock, and I work in Morristown 2x a week.

Eagle GX cranks, 175mm dub, superboost.

Garmin Varia. Older generation. Fully functional but the battery is aged. It’ll last for a few hours but not great for all day rides. Includes the rubber band mounts.

WTB Venture 700x40 gravel tires (pair). Less than 300 miles on them.

Maxxis Rambler 700 x 45 gravel tires (pair). EXO TR, unknown mileage.

Brand new Maxxis Rambler 700 x 45 gravel tire (single). EXO TR

Brand new Panaracer Gravel King 700x38 TLC


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Ok I think I'm into this. I have an old Karate Monkey I don't ride very often and I'd like to take off the super aggressive tires I have on it now and move them to my son's bike. Then make the KM more of a light duty speedster...

I've never tried this before, I know in theory I should be able to put 700 tires on these 29er rims and I think the bike is old enough that the rim width is more old school, but any suggestions for confirming this before I make a trip and buy them? Magically, without removing the tires on them now would be great. They're Stans ztr Arch ex29 and they are currently wearing 2.3" tires, that's their limit iirc from my LBS
 
the schwartz said:
Ok I think I'm into this. I have an old Karate Monkey I don't ride very often and I'd like to take off the super aggressive tires I have on it now and move them to my son's bike. Then make the KM more of a light duty speedster...

I've never tried this before, I know in theory I should be able to put 700 tires on these 29er rims and I think the bike is old enough that the rim width is more old school, but any suggestions for confirming this before I make a trip and buy them? Magically, without removing the tires on them now would be great. They're Stans ztr Arch ex29 and they are currently wearing 2.3" tires, that's their limit iirc from my LBS
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They should be fine, I did the same for a Soma Juice, is now a townie bike for MrsQ rocking 42mm tires.
 
the schwartz said:
Ok I think I'm into this. I have an old Karate Monkey I don't ride very often and I'd like to take off the super aggressive tires I have on it now and move them to my son's bike. Then make the KM more of a light duty speedster...

I've never tried this before, I know in theory I should be able to put 700 tires on these 29er rims and I think the bike is old enough that the rim width is more old school, but any suggestions for confirming this before I make a trip and buy them? Magically, without removing the tires on them now would be great. They're Stans ztr Arch ex29 and they are currently wearing 2.3" tires, that's their limit iirc from my LBS
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So I have never actually tried this, but I see some Stan’s 29er rims built up into gravel wheelsets. I have a set with older arch rims, I’ll see if I can try the Maxxis 45s on them this weekend.
 
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