I just bought new 2.125/2.4 tubes for my 27.5×2.20 Maxxis tires, but the tires are starting to crack so I'll be replacing them soon.
I'm considering narrower tires for better rolling speed. Can I reuse these tubes with narrower 2.10 tires, or should I stay with 2.20 tires?
Title po hehe, planning to buy my first bike :)
Hello! I'm still in the process of buying a bike and planning routes and things like this. I'm very curious lang po as a beginner how you would approach turning left on intersections, especially without having to switch lanes. I've researched this and seems like the 2-stage Box Turn, which seems sensible naman, but I'm curious what cyclists do in this type of situations, especially if naka MTB lang and can't go that fast.
Ty in advance!
edit: Thank you everyone for responding, very very valuable!
hello!
Honestly, looking into starting biking as a hobby, but I really don't wanna get into having to spend a lot for it haha, a lot of times I start and stop hobbies kasi. (Eg. Tennis cuz it got really expensive and personally unsustainable)
After a little research, I found out that the priorities for getting a bike are Hydraulic Disc brakes and an alloy frame.
Looking to get a bike for casual riding in parks, quiet streets, and villages. I have an 8-10k budget and was hoping for suggestions on how to pick things. Are upgrades worth it for 2-3x a week riding and things of that nature.
Chatting with Gemini I've came across this bike:
Toseek Camron 2026 MTB 9spd
Specs:
Frame: Aluminum Alloy 6061 T6 Internal Cable
Tapered-HT With Toseek Butted Tube Technology
QR 9*135mm half glosy+half matte
Fork: Suspension Lock Out Fork 9*100mm Stanchion-30mm Travel-100mm
Shifter: Ltwoo a5 1*9speed
RD: Ltwoo a5 1*9speed
Sprocket: 9Spd 11-32T
Crankset: Fovno ghost hollowtech Alloy 170*36T
Brake: Kamros Alloy Hydraulic Brakeset
Chain: 9speed
Handlebar: 680*31.8
Stem: Alloy 50mm*31.8*-17°
Seatpost: Alloy 30.9
Hub: Disc 32holes QR
Rims: Alloy Double Wall cnc 32H
Tire: Tanwall 27.5/29*2.1