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 timmya Renault 5 Driver
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| mr.z |
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There are, and you can, but you shouldn't..
Theres so many many reasons, unless its a city only bike or run arround then its a stop off point to a 250/+cc bike imho.
Enjoy it for what it is, spend your money on a tent, petrol and go enjoy it, much better value than loading it with tacky cr@p that dont help it in any way..
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There are DNA riders, but lovers?
You couldn't put on a bigger wheel without some serious farting around, it wouldn't be worth it; I'm failing to see any mechanical upside to it as well, these things have wheels big enough for the power. They're probably the safest automatic bike when it comes to wheel size.
I can believe it though, a DNA is pretty ideal for commuting, and you don't sacrifice what little style you retain on them.  |
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If i lived in a city and needed a commuter a 180 DNA is what i would get every time.
Whats the point of a geared bike in a big city? you don't get out of 1st gear...you don't even get the clutch fully engaged on alot of them during rush hour!
Fitting a wider tire on the back will mean squeezing it onto the rim and will result in it having a taller profile. This will make the bike want to fall into corners more, but will make it easier to reach the edge of the tyre, and potentially give less grip!
Stick with the standard tyres and spend your money on a service, a clean, some nice riding gear and bike security  |
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 timmya Renault 5 Driver
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Ive only ever saw one DNA in real life. It sits in my local asda all the time, but its TINY. Compared to my RX its like a toy! And to think at 6ft3 i was considering getting one  ____________________ Will work for petrol
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 316 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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